These public procedure PDFs are paired with videos created in Leap's legacy app. For an instructional design team, the useful question is whether each video stays traceable to the source and gives a designer something useful to deliver or revise. The knowledge checks shown here are legacy examples.
Open the source beside the generated video. Check whether the video selects the right learner-critical facts, keeps claims traceable, and gives a designer a useful starting point for narration, visuals, and review. This example was generated in the legacy app.
15 pages from the original public procedure.
02 Training videoNarrated video generated from the source document.
03 Legacy knowledge checkSupporting proof tied to source facts, not a pilot deliverable.
04 Source-to-video reviewInspect the source, video, and knowledge check together.
These examples use controlled medical-device documents because the source is public and specific enough to inspect. The agency use case is broader: turn dense client material into a source-grounded complete training video that a designer can deliver or revise.
Look for source fidelity, useful scene structure, editable narration, and a clear handoff. The legacy knowledge checks are supporting examples, not part of the current free video offer.
15 pages
Generated from the paired source
Medical Device / MDSAP
MDSAP QMS P0014.005 Document Control and Approval Procedure
A public document-control procedure turned into a training video. An instructional designer can compare the video with the source before revising narration, visuals, and emphasis for a client.
Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration
6 pages
Generated from the paired source
Medical Device / MDSAP
MDSAP QMS P0009.005 Control of Quality Records Procedure
A public quality-records procedure turned into a training video covering record control, retention, access, and retrieval. The paired source lets a designer verify learner-critical facts before client review.
Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration
8 pages
Generated from the paired source
FDA QMS
ORA-LAB.5.10 Corrective Action
A public corrective-action procedure turned into a training video covering evaluation, root cause, action planning, verification, and records. It shows how dense process content can become a concrete video for designer review.
Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration
15 pages
Generated from the paired source
FDA QMS
ORA-LAB.5.2 Personnel Training and Competency Management
A public training-and-competency procedure turned into a video for onboarding, role qualification, and refresher training. A designer can inspect source fidelity before adapting voice, visuals, and review notes for a client.
Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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