Interactive Jeopardy game for ILT and Self paced
Developed a dual‑mode Jeopardy‑style learning game (ILT and self‑paced) with selectable characters and programmed randomized Daily Doubles to increase interactivity and learner motivation.
Instructional Designer/Learning Experience Designer
With deep technical expertise, known for creating scalable learning solutions and driving measurable impact through strong accessibility, compliance, and process discipline.
Portfolio
A curated selection of projects that I have developed.
Developed a dual‑mode Jeopardy‑style learning game (ILT and self‑paced) with selectable characters and programmed randomized Daily Doubles to increase interactivity and learner motivation.
Developed a corporate training program deployed to 56,000 employees to explain the company’s 9‑Block performance rating framework.
Working closely with the SME, I created the course structure, visuals, and interactive experiences. A centerpiece of the course was a 9‑Block decision‑making activity where learners assessed four employee scenarios and received immediate, targeted feedback—strengthening both comprehension and consistency in applying the model.
This course introduced a new product to the market, and the SME wanted a training experience that broke away from traditional formats. After several collaborative working sessions, I gained a deep understanding of the product’s features and how it would be positioned to consumers, which informed the creative direction of the learning experience.
To bring the content to life, I designed an interactive scenario where learners evaluated product‑related situations and selected the correct response. Once a choice was made, a robot character animated the decision—retrieving the selected item, placing it onto a conveyor belt, and sending it through an evaluation device. The device then delivered immediate visual and audio feedback, clearly signaling whether the learner’s selection was correct. This dynamic sequence became the standout element of the course, transforming a standard knowledge check into an engaging, memorable experience.
To help sales representatives internalize the product‑marketing call process, I partnered closely with the subject matter expert to design an inventive, scenario‑based simulation. We transformed a traditionally linear workflow into an experiential learning journey built around eight distinct “Phone Call” scenarios, each illustrating a different customer profile, objection pattern, or decision point.
Learners progressed through these interactive call sequences, practicing judgment, message delivery, and objection handling in a safe environment. The experience concluded with a 10‑question knowledge check aligned to the behaviors modeled in the scenarios, ensuring measurable skill validation.
The final solution was delivered as a SCORM 1.2 package to meet the client’s requirement for simple completion‑date tracking while maintaining a smooth LMS deployment experience.
Using AI to assist with building a carousel with 12 diffrent terms. Using Storyline variables to help make updates rapidly.
Treasure Island was originally developed as a Flash‑based interactive course, where I served as the Instructional Designer collaborating closely with a Flash Programmer and a Graphic Artist to bring the experience to life. Together, we built a highly visual, interactive learning environment that relied heavily on custom animations and programmed interactions.
When the course needed to be repurposed a year later, I faced a significant challenge: both the Flash Programmer and Graphic Artist had since left the company. With no access to the original creative team, I had to re‑engineer the course on my own—reconstructing interactive elements, re‑creating visual assets, and translating the Flash‑driven experience into a format the organization could continue to support. This unexpected shift became an opportunity to demonstrate adaptability, technical problem‑solving, and end‑to‑end ownership of the learning product.
Created a five‑panel slider interaction used to reveal segmented information and trigger branching pathways for deeper, personalized learning.
For an interview assignment, I was asked to create an interactive marker‑based demo to showcase my rapid prototyping and Storyline development skills. I built the experience in Articulate Storyline, focusing on clean interaction design, intuitive navigation, and a polished user flow. Working under a tight turnaround, I completed the full build in roughly three hours, demonstrating both technical fluency and the ability to deliver high‑quality interactive content on demand.
This Security Awareness for Managers course was built around ten core topics, and the client wanted to give learners flexibility in how they completed the training. To meet that need, I designed a dual‑path experience: learners could either take the full course or attempt a “test‑out” assessment. Those who did not pass were automatically routed into the complete curriculum, ensuring both efficiency and compliance.
To support detailed tracking and performance insights, the course was published in SCORM 2004, enabling the client to capture granular, question‑level data. This allowed managers and administrators to monitor learner performance with precision and ensure the organization met its security training requirements.
Expertise
● Proficiency scores reflect depth of production experience, community contributions, and teaching ability — not just familiarity.
Background
Highly technical designer who builds complex, scalable learning solutions.
I don’t just build training - I improve systems, reduce costs, and drive performance outcomes.
Trusted Tester certified. Can be trusted with enterprise‑level, compliance‑critical learning programs.
Instructional designer with 10 years of experience building SCORM and Section 508-accessible e-learning for telecom and federal audiences. Expertise in designing OSHA-compliant safety curricula for high-risk field environments. Section 508 Trusted Tester certified. Delivered 10 courses to 1,600+ U.S. Army specialists in four months, cut a 90-page LMS procedure to 2 pages, and built an event registration platform that saved $840K in its first year. Proficient in Articulate Storyline 360, Camtasia, Photoshop, and AI-assisted development.
09/2025 — 06/2026
● Designed and delivered 10 SCORM courses in four months for 1,600+ U.S. Army Real Property specialists.
● Saved $5,000 by producing voiceover with AI instead of paid talent, within a project with no media budget.
● Built a GIS fundamentals certification course for 1,100 U.S. Army Real Property specialists in the final three weeks of the contract.
● Used AI tools for storyboard ideation and JavaScript trigger development, reducing development time and rework.
● Condensed a 90-page U.S. Army LMS posting procedure into a 2-page process guide (~98% reduction), partnering with a third-party vendor to publish content faster with zero upload errors.
● Redesigned the Customer Service course end to end for 50 employees, replacing PowerPoint with Section 508-compliant scenarios, drag-and-drop, slider decisions, and targeted assessments to improve how staff serve government clients.
04/2024 — 09/2025
● Completed the ATD E-Learning Instructional Design Certificate - 08/2024.
● Studied for the Section 508 Trusted Tester certification. Earned - 11/2025.
09/2021 — 04/2024
● Designed and developed 6 SCORM-compliant new-hire onboarding courses for 300+ offshore employees, using ADDIE/SAM and SME input to orient new hires to the products they supported and shorten ramp-up time.
● Supported a 100% course-completion requirement for contract retention by building SuccessFactors LMS completion reports and a daily-updated monday.com tracker that gave managers clear visibility into team training status.
● Managed offshore stakeholders to follow up on incomplete courses and update team rosters, keeping required training on schedule.
● Maintained a team engagement score of 85%+ as engagement lead and onboarding specialist for 60 U.S.-based employees.
04/2015 — 09/2021
● Built a database-driven Classic ASP event registration platform which let coordinators launch and manage their own event sites through a web form, saving $840K in the first year by eliminating vendor and development costs across 8 event sites.
● Designed and delivered web-based training (WBT) for ~700 employees across sales, call center, and field technician teams, aimed at reducing call volume, increasing sales, cutting truck rolls, and improving first-visit job completion.
● Replaced a single-user Excel tracker with a web-based project tracking system (Classic ASP, Microsoft Access and SQL) with admin functions, letting 10 instructional designers and 3 LMS administrators track and update 2,148+ projects at the same time, and created a standardized project naming and numbering convention.
● Automated a 27-step project workflow that advanced projects to the next stage and emailed the responsible department.
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