I am a Senior Instructional Designer and eLearning Developer with 10+ years of experience designing and delivering scalable learning solutions for Fortune 500 organizations, including Amazon, Starbucks, GM Financial, T-Mobile, and Fossil Group. My expertise spans instructional design, curriculum development, LMS administration, stakeholder partnership, learning strategy, and end-to-end eLearning development. I have a proven track record of improving learner performance, streamlining training programs, and creating engaging learning experiences that drive business results.
I stay plugged into industry trends through the Learning Technologies SIG and the Articulate's E-Learning Community. , so you always get modern, practical solutions.
When I am not designing courses, I am usually watching soccer, traveling, attending conferences, or spending time with family.
The Girl-Led Advocacy and Trauma-Informed Approach course will spotlight how you can incorporate a trauma-informed approach to support youth who are advocating for change
This demo is based on Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, one of my favorite movies. Here, Miles is faced with two choices. Will you help him decide? Choose wisely and see where the adventure takes you!
I created this Harry Potter themed course starter for the Elearning Challenge #212. The theme was featured as an elearning example on www.articulate.com.
This peer mentor tool kit designed for Trademax Communication highlights the benefits of the peer mentor program for both the mentor and mentee.
It also covers the engagement strategies for the
employee's first week, first 30 days, first 60 days,
first 90 days, and beyond.
This short is the second part of a series of animation I made of a Mechannosaurus who desperately wants to play with its' maker Sam (played by me). Sam is having none of it. Voice-over by Nic L. Kelly.
Branching scenarios naturally align with storyboards. For this demo, I primarily worked in Vyond. Once I completed the first branch, it was just a matter of replicating and customizing the others.
This example uses a GIF and motion paths to involve the learner. Use a keyboard for the full experience. Navigate with the arrows if you are viewing on a mobile device.
In this thrilling game of Rock Paper Scissors, you are the last hope to save the planet! Battle against an AI opponent in three intense rounds. Will you come out victorious and save the day? It's a race against time, and only your quick thinking will determine the fate of the human race!
Table-setting activities give learners a chance to try new tasks or processes in a realistic way. In this example, you will experience eating dinner at a table. After learning about the ways to place your utensils, drag and drop them in your desired position.
Can you make it from DFW to PUJ in one minute? I created this quick game using Storyline's drag-and-drop interaction. For improvement, I'd like to be able to restrict the plane's movement so it isn't flying backward. Open to suggestions.
Light-box slides let you quickly add interactive elements to your Storyline courses. This example was inspired by my golden doodle, Jet. I've updated it to feature a talking dog. Enjoy :)
The "eLearning chicken" returns as a tourist in NYC's busiest city, Manhattan. Learn about what makes the big apple one of the best destinations in the world with this quick interaction.
