Creative Block

A driving theme...have you looked at menu screens from games like Need for Speed or Burnout? They a have several different layouts and colors. The setups are pretty cool looking.

Thanks Michael, I'll look that up now.

Guess it may have helped to give the objectives too:

- Awareness ofthe types of gundrills, and the appropriate selection of gundrill activities.

-Confidence inleading and participating in an effective gundrill.

-Confidence inproviding feedback and coaching.

-Commitment andsupport to keeping your teams engaged.

What if you had highway signs similar to this and the learner could click on the objectives (being the name of the exits to take) to learn about each section. After they click on them there could be a short clip of "the driver" taking that exit.

I like that idea...may have to use that one!

Another one, thinking on the "gundrill" wording.  Maybe use silohouette targets, you could stagger them so longer tougher subjects are to the back. They could just be square/rectangle square targets. You could also use them as "sets"...complete course A, loads course B targets.

Brandy,

Your words "emotional" and "teenage driving" made me immediately think of the video called "The Last Text".  I don't know if this would be at all related to your module but wanted to post it and share with everyone.

http://www.att.com/gen/press-room?pid=2964

David Anderson posted a cool link a while back that for a free sign-making generator 

Here's site

http://www.redkid.net/signmaker/

Here's a screenr David made that shows you how to use it

https://player.vimeo.com/video/149033527 

Thank you Adam, Michael, Melanie, and Natalia! I love those ideas and they sure have helped to get the creative juices flowing again.

This is a wonderful forum, with wonderful people!

Melanie,

Although it isn't related to my creative block, the link you shared is great. We did a month long awareness campaign about this. The "biggest impact" item was an acquired car that had been in a texting and driving accident. We put it in the front of the parking lot and built a scaffold around it and hung a banner on one side of the scaffold. Most people who passed it stopped and many had discussions with other  co-workers who were standing around looking at it too. Great conversation starter! We left it there for the entire month and supplemented it with the videos, in-house TV ads, e-mails, etc. Although most of the conversation was at the beginning of the month around the car I think leaving it there for the entire month was key b/c seeing it each day drove it home, not just a week impact then forget, it stuck with 'em.