portfolio
storyline training project
The Articulate Storyline Project was the final project of the Advanced Instructional Design class, I attended at George Washington University. The focus of this class was rapid instructional design in which the project went through the Instructional Design processes from analysis to a prototype of an eLearning course over a 6 week time period.
The project required to creation of a Design Document and a technical storyboard that outlined the entire eLearning course. The final requirement was a working prototype that consisted of one module of the course, which I developed in Adobe Captivate 2017. Click on the buttons below to view the Design Document, an example of the storyboard, and the completed prototype.
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Software Used: Adobe Captivate
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Note: This course is not responsive and is not compatible with mobile devices. To view this course please use a laptop or desktop computer.
Click on the buttons below to view the Design Document, an example of the storyboard, and the completed prototype.
Mason Safety Activity
On a school project, I partnered with a classmate to create an eLearning training web site for new hires in a masonry company. Part of my role was to create a scenario based safety activity, in which the learners would identify unsafe conditions and determine the best course of action to resolve the issue.​
Software Used: Adobe Captivate & Adobe Illustrator
Note: This course is not responsive and is not compatible with mobile devices. To view this course please use a laptop or desktop computer.
Automated Phone system activity
During the analysis of a project to train new hires on the daily processes of their job role, it was discovered that new hires struggled with navigating through insurance carrier automated phone systems. To address this issue, I developed an eLearning activity that simulated using an automated phone answering system.
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Software Used: Articulate Storyline & Adobe Photoshop
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Note: Due to proprietary limitations, an example of this course is not available.
The opening screen of the activity in which the learners select an avatar for their course “coach” and enter their name. The avatar appears throughout the activity to provide feedback and addresses the learner by name.
medical Records standards Course
To address performance gaps employees and new hires had with locating information contained in medical records, I developed an eLearning course to teach employees about medical records, including how the records are organized.​
Software Used: Adobe Captivate, Adobe Photoshop
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Note: Due to proprietary limitations, an example of this course is not available.
Basic presentation of content that uses color and images to deliver content.
gmail training project
The Gmail Training project was the final project of an Instructional Design class at George Washington University. The assignment was to design and develop materials for a one-hour instructor lead training session, using the Dick & Carey Instructional Design process. The project was developed over the entire semester in which a variety of materials were created, including an Analysis Report, Instructional Strategy, Performance Objectives, Student Assessment, and materials for the training session.
Click the buttons below to view examples of the materials that were created.