Instructional Designer
When developing eLearning or online courses, it is important to remember that you are not just “information dumping” on the learner. But what happens when learners need to be presented
So I spent the last two days (not literally two days…just the leftover hours in two days after you put a toddler to bed) trying to make something for the Food
I use Articulate on a daily basis to create interactive eLearning activities, but this eLearning Heroes Challenge was definitely a…challenge. This week, “Articulate Dave” asked the community to create a parallax
This week’s eLearning Heroes Challenge is Zooming and Panning. In this brief eLearning, I’ve used the zoom in feature in Articulate Storyline 2 to create the perspective of a learner as
Many educational establishments are creating their own textbooks online in an effort to bring learning into the 21st century. The iBooks authoring program is a great way to create educational materials
As the Lead Instructional Designer at ATLT Games, I was responsible for tasks involving the design, development, and implementation of educational content and also the instructional components of game
Link: Teacher Quick Guide (Adobe .pdf) During teacher trainings on how to use our software, Pi & The Lost Function, many teachers asked questions about game play. I
As the Education Director at Junior Achievement of Greater Hampton Roads, I worked with many site directors from summer camps, clubs, and after school programs. Each site director needed
As the Education Director at Junior Achievement of Greater Hampton Roads, I was equipped with a Flip camera and a very tight budget. Using the Flip camera, I created a
As the Education Director at Junior Achievement of Greater Hampton Roads, we had anywhere from 300-500 community volunteers each year. Each volunteer needed to be trained and equipped with the