Transforming Fragmented eLearning Content into SCORM-Compliant, WCAG-Aligned Modules for a Leading U.S.-Based Organization Dedicated to People with Disabilities

A leading U.S.-based organization dedicated to advancing economic inclusion for individuals with disabilities required the modernization of its extensive digital learning portfolio. With over 120 hours of legacy content distributed across multiple courses, the organization faced challenges related to accessibility compliance, content consistency, and evolving learner expectations. In addition, strict federal regulations and timelines demanded first-time-right delivery of fully compliant, learner-centric training programs.

Impelsys partnered with the organization to transform its fragmented eLearning assets into a unified, accessible eLearning ecosystem. Led by experienced delivery and instructional design specialists, the engagement focused on converting 120 hours of content across 23 courses into SCORM-compliant, WCAG-aligned modules. Through close collaboration with subject matter experts, Impelsys developed accessibility-first storyboards, modular templates, synchronized multimedia elements, and interactive components. A structured quality assurance framework ensured adherence to regulatory and technical standards.

The modernized eLearning solution enabled the organization to scale its training initiatives while meeting federal accessibility and compliance requirements. Learners gained inclusive access to high-quality, engaging content through assistive technologies, improving participation and knowledge retention. The reusable design framework accelerated future course development, strengthened operational efficiency, and positioned the organization for sustained, inclusive digital learning delivery.