eLearning & Instructional Design
Description
In my professional experience, I have designed a variety of learning materials, including eLearning courses, job aids, infographics, presentations, curriculum maps, lesson plans, assessments, and rubrics. I have also managed the flow of coursework, feedback, and assessment using a variety of learning management systems (LMS), including Adobe Captivate Prime, Google Classroom, and Canvas.
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Below you will find multiple examples of eLearning courses, videos, online courses, and presentations I have authored in Articulate Storyline 360, Articulate Rise, Camtasia, Synthesia, Canvas, and Adobe Creative Cloud. Each contains a variety of interactive, visually engaging activities designed to promote active, accessible learning. You will also find samples of job aids, infographics, flowcharts, and training manuals I created for corporate and higher education clientele. Finally, you will find instructional design materials I developed for a year-long 11th grade American Literature course, including a curriculum map, a summative assessment standards matrix (SASM), a course syllabus, and a set of rubrics used to assess coursework.
Articulate Storyline Course:
"Judgment Call"
An 11-module eLearning course designed both as remedial instruction for current employees and onboarding for new hires. The course features Synthesia-generated videos, interactive questions, and scenario-based learning experiences built in Articulate Storyline. These elements work together to help learners understand key cybersecurity concepts and apply them to real-world situations relevant to their roles within the firm.
eLearning Modules, Online Courses, and Slideshow Presentations
Videos
Infographics, Flowcharts, Manuals, and Job Aids
Outlook 365 Interface:
How Does it Compare to Outlook 2016?
This infographic explains the key differences between Microsoft Outlook 365 and its predecessor, Outlook 2016. It was provided to employees at a law firm to assist them as part of a firm-wide transition from Office 2016 to Microsoft 365 and created in response to employee demand for a quick reference guide to Outlook-specific changes.
