As an Instructional Designer I collaborated closely with the Waypoint development team (SMEs, project managers, program managers, copy editors, technical reviewers, inclusive specialists, test team) and Microsoft stakeholders to develop course modules for three Windows Server 2019 courses. I provided instructional design oversight and developmental editing for the effective use of language and content clarity, adherence to course design, and sound learning principles with respect to content flow, and appropriate technical depth for the audience. 

Outcome: three modules

• Security in Windows Server 2019

• Network Workloads

• Managing and Maintaining Azure IaaS VM

For each module: student handbook, trainer handbook, Powerpoint presentation

Tools: Powerpoint, Excel 

I was fully in charge of the instructional designer services, providing WVLLC and third-party clients written, illustrated, and activity-based content based on subject-matter expertise, research, documentation, and interviews with other subject matter experts.

I worked with reviewers, such as technical writers, inclusive specialists, and copy editors, as well as technical reviewers and stakeholder customers to finalize the highest-quality content for Waypoint Ventures' customers.

I developed content with adherence to common standards for learning content development, including knowledge transfer, skills transfer, attendance to the known range of human cognitive learning faculties/intelligences, and other evidence-based learning practices and theories. 

Outcome: The development of content for four microlearning modules

• Intro to Azure Arc enabled servers

• Intro to Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes

• Integrate Azure Arc and Azure Stack HCI

• Intro to Azure Stack

Tools: Github, Visual Studio Code