When I start creating a course, I begin by planning everything using Miro. It’s a digital workspace where I map out the learner’s journey step by step.

I outline each part of the course, highlighting where learners make decisions and the outcomes of those choices—whether they succeed or encounter a challenge. It’s like designing a roadmap for the course.

After finalizing the plan in Miro, I move on to the "Storyboarding" stage. In this step, I transfer everything to Word and detail what learners will see and hear throughout the course.

I write the narration scripts and include feedback notes for interactive elements. This process ensures every part of the course is clear, engaging, and aligned with the learning goals.

I bring the storyboard to life using Articulate Storyline, turning the plan into an interactive and engaging course. I add activities like clickables and quizzes to make learning fun and hands-on.

To enhance visuals, I edit images in Adobe Illustrator and source free, high-quality pictures from websites like Freepik. This step pulls everything together, creating a polished and enjoyable learning experience for everyone.