Instructional Design Artifacts

Visual Framework

Four formate: slide deck, instructor guide, participant guide, and workbook.

I document instructional designs in multiple formats to support both instructors and learners. Each artifact is tailored to its audience—whether it’s guiding facilitation, enabling learner note-taking, or providing structured practice. This layered approach ensures consistency, engagement, and measurable outcomes.

NOTE: Full versions available upon request.

🎥 Slide Deck

Purpose: Visual anchor for instruction.

Sample: A 4-slide excerpt showing design flow and learner engagement prompts.

This deck introduces semiconductor manufacturing concepts and follows Gagné’s Nine Events of Instruction.

4 samples: Learning Objectives, Presentation of Content, Elicit Performance, and Business Outcome.

🎤 Instructor Guides (IG)

Purpose: Provide facilitation support for instructors.

Contents: Slide purpose, instructor script, learner questions with acceptable answers, transitions, timing, sources/resources, glossary.

Sample: Screenshot of notes page with annotations.

⏩Instructor notes ensure consistent delivery and learner engagement.

💡 Participant Guides (PG)

Purpose: Learner-facing reference with space for notes.

Contents: Mini-slides, lined margins, references/resources, glossary.

Sample: 3-slide handout format with note lines.

📖 Workbooks

Purpose: Hands-on practice and reflection.

Contents: Exercises, instructions, space for responses/observations.

Sample: One exercise page with fillable fields.

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