Inside this portfolio, you’ll find a collection of my favorite multimodal projects, from webinars and podcast episodes to e-learning courses and interactive learning experiences. While some of my work is proprietary and protected by NDAs, limiting what I can publicly share, these examples offer a glimpse into my creativity, curiosity, and passion for experimenting with new tools and approaches.
Every piece reflects how I think, design, and bring ideas to life. I’m passionate about pushing boundaries, improving the learning experience, and finding new ways to make learning meaningful, engaging, accessible, and, yes, a little fun.
This webinar showcases my ability to design and deliver high-impact professional development for aspiring instructional designers. I created and facilitated the session to help job seekers confidently navigate interviews, answer complex questions, and present their portfolios effectively. It reflects my strengths in virtual facilitation, career coaching, and creating learner-centered experiences.
This short video distills a key moment from The EdUp L&D Podcast where I draw parallels between Taylor Swift’s fan engagement strategies and best practices in Learning & Development. In under two minutes, the clip highlights how concepts like personalization, storytelling, and community-building can transform the learner experience.
This set of nine email templates was created to help streamline communication between subject matter experts and instructional designers throughout the course development process. They cover every stage, from kickoff and content requests to review cycles, status updates, and project close-out, and include a quick-reference guide for selecting the right template at each milestone.
This storyboard plans a 12-slide e-learning course that helps adults navigate healthcare decisions during a career or life transition, from preparing records and comparing plans to estimating annual costs. It was generalized from a client project. Each slide is fully specified with narration, on-screen text, accessibility requirements, and strategic developer notes, creating a build-ready blueprint for development.
This infographic represents my C-R-M Method, an accessibility-focused framework inspired by WCAG 2.1. It highlights three principles for designing inclusive learning experiences: clear information, relevant content that supports diverse learner needs, and meaningful learning that promotes understanding. This resource was shared with K-12 educators and higher education professors to help them evaluate ed tech tools for use in their classrooms.
The L&D Career Blueprint is an interactive workbook I designed to help professionals clarify career goals, identify transferable skills, evaluate opportunities, and build a practical 30-day action plan for their next career chapter.