Microlearning
I designed and developed a mini lesson in Articulate Storyline. The objective is to identify the New Moon, First Quarter Moon, Full Moon, and Third Quarter Moon phases. The module is meant to be interactive and very easy for the learner to successfully complete. If I were to continue to build more mini lessons, it would progress onto more complicated phases of the Moon, then eclipses.
Branching Scenarios
I developed a self-paced, branching online module using Adobe Captivate geared towards a target audience of first-time, female triathletes. The interactive module helps woman identify ways to overcome barriers that prevent them from completing their first triathlon. The learner is asked which mental blocks they struggle with, then they are guided down a path of solutions illustrated by videos of female triathletes that share their experience in continuing their triathlon training. To learn more about my design process please look at my Women Trying Triathlons design document.
Software Simulations
I created Electronic Medical Record software simulations and proficiency assessments using Adobe Captivate. Each simulation was custom created for individual healthcare facilities and targeted specific roles such as a doctors, nurses, or registration clerks. Students would learn to recall their correct workflow click by click from start to finish. Then they were tested on their recall of the exact clicks needed to complete the workflow. This adult learning technique of providing real world simulations prepares medical workers to use new EMR softwares efficiently and effectively. The work is proprietary, but the adjacent video provides a similar example of the type of software simulations I created at this company.