Instructional Design That Works

This portfolio showcases a range of instructional design work created for businesses, schools, and universities.

Projects include custom eLearning modules, training videos, infographics, and onboarding tools—all designed to improve learning outcomes, support long-term business growth, and deliver scalable training solutions.

Whether you're looking for affordable small business training, a single lesson, or a complete onboarding system, each example reflects my focus on clarity, engagement, and measurable results.

Custom Learning Videos

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    Implementing Learning Theory in Learning Design Projects

    This video showcases how multiple learning theories—behaviorism, gamification, Keller’s ARCS model, and Mayer’s multimedia principles—are applied in real instructional design projects. You’ll see examples of interactive Google Forms, infographics, multimedia presentations, and group work that demonstrate how theory translates into engaging, effective learning experiences. Perfect for educators, designers, and professionals looking to strengthen motivation, clarity, and learner engagement.

    🔹 Featured Theories: Behaviorism · Gamification · ARCS · Mayer’s Principles

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    Building Social Presence in Online Courses

    This faculty development session explores how social presence—the sense of connectedness among students and instructors—enhances motivation, engagement, and academic success in online learning. You’ll learn how to build a strong social presence plan using instructional strategies and tools like video messages, collaborative platforms, discussion forums, and informal communication spaces. This resource is perfect for educators aiming to create dynamic, student-centered virtual environments.

    🔹 Featured Topics: Instructor Presence · Collaborative Tools · Engagement Strategies

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  • Mathusek Inc. Module 1 Lesson 2

    Professional Development

    Our Legacy, Your Role
    Client: Mathusek Inc.

    This onboarding video introduces new hires to Mathusek Inc., a family-owned sports flooring company with a 60-year legacy of integrity, craftsmanship, and service. As part of a larger training module, the video blends narrative storytelling, company history, and cultural values to foster connection and pride from day one.

    Designed for busy field staff and installers, the script emphasizes leadership through experience, mentorship, and a commitment to client satisfaction—key themes drawn directly from interviews with the company’s founders and project managers. Visual design, pacing, and narration were tailored for clarity and engagement across all experience levels.

    This project was part of my Capstone submission for the M.Ed. in Learning Design & Technologies at Arizona State University.

    🔹 Featured Theories: Behaviorism · Gamification · ARCS · Mayer’s Principles

    Tools: Create Studios, Canva

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    Putra the Watcher

    Project: Original Children’s Storytelling | Format: Narrated Video

    This original folk tale introduces children to the enchanted rainforests of Borneo, where a lost boy becomes a gentle guardian of the woods. Created for elementary-aged learners, the story highlights themes of transformation, empathy, and the importance of protecting nature.

    As the first installment in a planned series of original folk tales, Putra the Watcher is ideal for classroom use, storytime enrichment, and values-based learning. Narration, sound design, and original storytelling work together to create an immersive, age-appropriate experience that invites reflection and imagination.

    🔹 Themes: Empathy · Nature · Transformation · Environmental Awareness
    🔹 Tools Used: Custom AI-Generated Images · DaVinci Resolve · Natural Reader Voice Generator

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Articulate 360 and Google Modules

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    Articulate Rise

    This 7-lesson training module was developed for Mathusek Inc., a family-owned sports flooring company. Designed to streamline onboarding and standardize internal processes, the course walks learners through each phase of the project lifecycle—from initial bid to final closeout. It includes instructional videos, real-world application activities, downloadable reference tools, and interactive components built in both Rise 360 and Storyline.

    Tools Used: Articulate Rise 360 · Articulate Storyline · Canva · CreateStudio · Google Docs

    Learn how to become a project manager
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    Articulate Storyline

    This interactive eLearning experience was developed in Articulate Storyline to train new employees at a fictional pizza company. The module guides learners through the benefits of healthy menu choices, using personalized input, visuals, and branching scenarios to improve engagement and retention. Created as part of my master’s program at Arizona State University, the project demonstrates the application of learning theory, user interaction, and accessible design.

    Tools Used: Articulate Storyline · Canva · PowerPoint

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  • DaVinci Resolve Tutorial

    Google Sites - Instructional Website

    This in-depth, self-paced training site was designed to help faculty and staff at Arizona State University confidently use DaVinci Resolve for video editing. The course walks users through importing, editing, exporting, and embedding video content using clear visual examples, tutorial videos, and a glossary of terms. I led the instructional design, content development, and user experience strategy. The site is structured for independent learning and emphasizes accessibility for beginners.

    Co-authored with: Laura Lawson & Javier Motta-Mena


    Tools Used: Google Sites · DaVinci Resolve · Canva

    Link: https://sites.google.com/asu.edu/davinciresolvetutorial/home

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    Google Sites - Instructional Website

    This interactive website was created to help junior high and high school band directors learn how to set up a jazz ensemble for optimal balance, visibility, and performance. The site features watercolor-style illustrations, detailed section-by-section guidance, and embedded listening activities to connect setup decisions with sound. Designed with accessibility and practicality in mind, the project reflects my background in music education and instructional design.

    Tools Used: Google Sites · Articulate Storyline · Canva · ChatGPT (image generation)

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Instructional Graphics

  • Conference Brochure Requirement Infographic

    Conference Brochure Requirement Infographic

    This infographic was designed for faculty, staff, and students in the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy (SEMTE) at Arizona State University. It clarifies what must be included in a conference brochure to ensure full lodging reimbursement for work-related travel. By breaking down the ASU Travel Policy (FIN501) in a simple, visual format, this resource helps travelers understand what qualifies as an acceptable brochure—highlighting required details like dates, location, lodging rate, and provided meals. The guide also explains why the brochure is needed, particularly when booking non-conference hotels.

    🔧 Tools Used: Canva · ASU Policy Resources · Plain Language Editing

  • Oxford Comma Instructional Graphic

    Oxford Comma Visual Guide

    This simple graphic was created to help middle school students understand how the Oxford comma works in a list. Using a clear sentence example and side-by-side comparison, the visual shows how adding a comma before the final item in a list improves clarity. Designed for students at American Leadership Academy, this visual aid supports grammar lessons and encourages attention to punctuation detail.

    🔹 Tools Used: Canva · Custom Illustration · Student-Focused Visual Design

  • Motivational Remote Work Infographic

    Motivational Remote Work Infographic

    This infographic was created as part of a graduate project in the Learning Design & Technologies program at Arizona State University. It introduces key benefits and strategies for remote work success, blending motivational messaging with practical tips for maintaining productivity, connection, and well-being.

    Designed for new or transitioning remote employees, the infographic highlights work-life balance, tech-supported communication, and flexible scheduling. The tone is upbeat and employee-centered, encouraging professionals to embrace autonomy while staying aligned with team expectations.

    🔹 Tools Used: Canva · Research Synthesis · Visual Communication Design

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    Mathusek Leadership Values – Quick Reference Guide

    This branded infographic highlights Mathusek Inc.’s core leadership values in a bold, accessible format. Created as a handout and quick-reference visual for internal training and onboarding, the piece reinforces five foundational principles: commitment, service, growth, leadership, and teamwork.

    Designed to align with Mathusek’s established branding, the infographic serves as a visual anchor for team culture while supporting consistency in messaging across roles and departments.

    🔹 Tools Used: Canva · Custom Icon Integration · Branded Visual Design