Project #1 

Healthy lunchbox choices 

This interactive micro-lesson teaches learners how to build a balanced, nutricious lunch using scenario-based choices. The experience includes clickable icons, food group visuals, and kid-friendly design to promote healthy decision-making.

Audience: Adolescent-age learners exploring nutrition basics

Responsibilities: 

• Designed lesson flow and interactive decision-making scenarios 

• Created graphics, icons, and a clean kid-friendly UI

• Developed tabs, clickable sections, and formative checks

• Ensured accessibility with alt text, readable layouts, and intuitive navigation

Tools Used: Adobe Captivate, Canva, Google Docs

Project #2

ADDIE Model Interactive Course

A beginner-friendly micro-learning module introducing each phase of the ADDIE instructional design process. This project includes a personalized welcome screen, animated explanations, and a drag-and-drop activity to reinforce understanding.

Audience: New instructional design students and beginner-level learners

Responsibilities: 

• Designed clear visuals and structured, scaffolded content

• Created animations and transitions to support comprehension

• Buit a drag-and-drop assessment activity

• Developed reference screens and a short knowledge check

Tools Used: Adobe Captivate, Canva, Google Docs

Project #3

A Bite-Sized Guide to Fall Apples

A seasonal mico-lesson teaching learners about three popular apple varieties through visuals, clickable images, and simple interactions. The design includes fall-themed colors, textures, and a drag-and-drop practice activity.

Audience: General learners interested in agriculture or seasonal produce

Responsibilities: 

• Created engaging autumn visuals and cohesive color themes

• Designed interactive image hotspots and guided navigation

• Developed a drag-and-drop activity reinforcing key facts

• Applied user-centered design to organize content logically

Tools Used: Adobe Captivate, Canva

Project #4

Creative Photoshop Composition Set

A collection of three digital artworks showcasing photo manipulation, compositing, and creative design techniques across multiple styles and editing approaches.

Audience: Design-focused reviewers, hiring managers, multimedia teams

Responsibilities: 

• Combined multiples images using masking, layer blending, and color corrections

• Converted backgrounds to black-and-white to adjust contrast and focus

• Enhanced AI-generated artwork with digital filters and stylized editing

• Created cohesive, professional-quality visual compositions

Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop,  Adobe Firefly

Project #5

Instructional Animation Scenario

An animated learning experience designed in Vyond Studio that uses storytelling, custom characters,  and visual motion to teach through a short-form, engaging video.

Audience: Learners needing visual, narrative-based instruction. Managers leading staff meetings

Responsibilities: 

• Designed characters, scenes, and backgrounds

• Applied motion paths, zooms, and timed transitions

• Synced animations with narration, pacing cues, and on-screen text

• Added accessibility features including callouts and captions

Tools Used: Vyond Studio

Project #6

Escape the Slide: Math Edition

A PowerPoint-based escape-room style math game where learners solve problems to unlock clues, navigate themed rooms and progress through an immersive storyline.

Audience: Elementary or middle school students practicing math skills

Responsibilities: 

• Designed branching navigation with clickable hotspots

• Created hidden clues, animations, and room transitions

• Developed math question slides with instant feedback

• Built a cohesive, themed visual environment

Tools Used: PowerPoint, Canva

Project #7

ADDIE Model Interactive Course

A beginner-friendly micro-learning module introducing each phase of the ADDIE instructional design process. This project includes a personalized welcome screen, animated explanations, and a drag-and-drop activity to reinforce understanding.

Audience: New instructional design students and beginner-level learners

Responsibilities: 

• Designed clear visuals and structured, scaffolded content

• Created animations and transitions to support comprehension

• Buit a drag-and-drop assessment activity

• Developed reference screens and a short knowledge check

• Created on-screen voice narration with closed captions

Tools Used: Adobe Captivate, Canva, Google Docs

Project #8

Thoughts Worth Sharing Podcast

A conversational audio episode edited and produced in Audacity featuring storytelling, reflection, and balanced sound design.

Audience: General listeners interested in personal development and storytelling about relationships

Responsibilities: 

• Recorded, edited, and cleaned audio for clarity

• Added into/outro music and smooth transitions

• Structured segments including takeaways and reflections

• Balanced sound levels for a professional listen

Tools Used: Audacity, Canva

Project #9

Graduate Student Stress-Management Figma Prototype 

A visually organized, user-centered prototype designed in Figma to guide graduate students through practical strategies for managing stress and anxiety. 

Audience: Commonwealth graduate students seeking practical tools to manage stress, stay organized, and maintain well-being while balancing coursework, work responsibilities, and personal life. 

Responsibilities: 

• Designed cohesive screens and layouts using Figma components and auto-layout

• Created a visual flow that aligns with learning objectives: stress awareness, coping strategies, scenario-based learning, and reflection

• Incorporated accessibility principles (clear typography, color contrast, intuitive navigation)

• Mapped user interactions such as click-through sequences, reflection prompts, and scenario choices

• Integrated icons, color coding, and sections to organize information clearly

• Ensured the prototype matches the tone of supportive, research-informed instructional design

Tools Used: Figma, Canva (graphic elements) 

Project #10

Google Slides Interactive Demo Simulation (Adobe Captivate Classic)  

This project is an interactive software simulation created in Adobe Captivate Classic that demonstrates the essential features of Google Slides. The module guides learners step-by-step through core tasks such as renaming presentations, adding slides, inserting images and shapes, applying transitions, presenting, and sharing with built-in practice opportunities.

Audience: Beginner users learning how to use Google Slides for academic or professional presentations. 

Responsibilities: 

• Created a full software simulation in Adobe Captivate Classic modeling real Google Slides interactions

• Designed guided click-through steps with hotspots, captions, and tooltips to support learner understanding

• Added a text-input interaction where learners practice typing directly inside the simulation (based on instructor feedback)

• Included clear navigation, instructions, and feedback messages (Correct/Incorrect)

• Demonstrated key skills: creating slides, inserting images/text/shapes, using animation tools, and sharing presentations

• Applied consistent layout, branding, and user-friendly design throughout the module

• Integrated accessibility features such as alt-text and readable font sizes

Tools Used: Adobe Captivate Classic, Google Slides, Snagit (for screen captures) 

Project #12

God’s Vision Ministries Digital Experience: Website & Mobile App   

This project involved developing and managing a connected digital experience for God’s Vision Ministries through its public website and mobile app. The platforms were designed to strengthen communication, increase access to ministry resources, and help members and visitors remain connected beyond weekly services.

Audience: Church members, ministry leaders, virtual viewers, community members, and individuals interested in learning more about God’s Vision Ministries.

Responsibilities: 

• Organized and updated website and mobile app content to provide users with current and relevant information

• Applied consistent church branding, imagery, colors, and messaging across both digital platforms

• Structured content and navigation so users could easily locate sermons, events, ministry information, giving resources, and church updates

• Managed digital media and ministry content to support communication with both in-person and virtual audiences

• Designed a user-friendly experience that could be accessed across desktop and mobile devices

• Reviewed content for accuracy, readability, visual consistency, and ease of use

•  Supported ongoing platform maintenance by updating announcements, media, events, and other ministry resources as needed

Key Features:

• On-demand access to past sermons and ministry content

• Church announcements and push notifications

• Upcoming events and ministry information

• Bible and spiritual-growth resources

• Mobile-friendly access for members and visitors

Tools Used: Subsplash, Website Content Management System, Mobile App Content Management, Canva, CapCut, Social Media Platforms, and Digital Media Tools