The following videos are but a few examples of those I templated and edited using Camtasia for the Faculty of Extension. In collaboration with our marketing team, I shaped the style guide elements of our interview videos, including pacing, interview structure, animations, element settings, and more.
This is another small sample of video storyboarding, filming, and editing I have done using Camtasia.
This video was designed in partnership with two microbiology lab leaders at this organization. It was based off of the standard operating procedures and modified in collaboration with subject matter experts to thoroughly demonstrate the steps involved in cleaning up biohazardous spills in the lab and why those particular steps must be followed. I filmed, edited, and provided voice over for this video.
These indie music videos were created for the band Balrogath. I received footage from the videographer and edited it using a paid license of DaVinci Resolve, as well as created the YouTube thumbnail using paint.net, an open source photoshop tool.
This draft workshop was designed in collaboration with a colleague on teaching effective one on one skills as a person in a coaching position. It was going to be presented at that organization's AGM to a group of an estimated 100 participants, and was designed with the intent of qualifying for continuing education credits. This workshop was going to be delivered by myself and my colleague before I left the organization; it was carried out by himself and my previous leader instead. You can view our speaker notes for each slide via the player menu or by selecting the slide window and pressing the 'S' key.
Below are the presentation outline and the handout for participants.
The following are examples of artefacts I created on an ad-hoc basis by request for various departments in various organizations. Click on any image to view the expanded item.
This document was distributed to eyecare clinics to reinforce expectations of team members and clinic leaders to our core values of enhancing lives and living a coaching culture. It was created using a combonation of Canva and Photoshop.
This is a simplified SMART goal tool of process, performance, and outcome. This was created as part of my onboarding packages for new clinic team members and optometrists. Created using Canva.
This item was created for any leader in my organization as a guide of how to conduct an excellent one on one check in with a team member during the 2024 performance review cycle. It was created using Canva.
The following is a static copy of an application I built using Power Apps for an organization (the live version is only shareable to members of that organization). This app was built to allow self service of signing out and/or reserving film equipment, which interfaced with SharePoint lists and used Power Automate routines for confirmation/reminder emails.
This is an example of the code I wrote to program one button on the browsing screen. To translate what it all means, when the button is pressed, the following happens in order:
The app sets "variables" or temporary information pieces to use in more than one place.
The app checks if there is an overlap in the days the user has chosen with any existing reservations or sign outs, and does not let the user continue if there are conflicts.
If the date selected is for the future, an entry is added to a Reservations list, then navigates the user to a confirmation screen.
If the date selected is today, the original SharePoint list is updated to show the item is now checked out, adds an entry to the transaction log, then navigates the user to a confirmation screen.
This is a snapshot of the first of three SharePoint lists, the equipment list itself (which can be viewed and manipulated on the browse screen of the app). Users cannot directly edit this SharePoint list, as it is added as site contents in our particular SharePoint, so it is only available to site admins. However, any entries on the app directly edit this page, or in the case of future reservations, a Power Automate routine will update this list on the day of the reservation, which in turn triggers another routine to send out confirmation emails.
This is a snapshot of all involved Power Automate routines involved in the three SharePoint lists:
The Film Equipment Library,
The transaction log, and
Reservations.
This screenshot is one example of a Power Automate routine: when someone signs out an item on the same day. As you can see, this routine is controlled by a condition on the Transaction log, which is:
When "Checked out date" and "Due date" are NOT blank
When "Returned date" is blank
This indicates to the system that this is an initial sign out and a confirmation email should be sent. A portion of the email can be seen in the screenshot.