
👩🏫 I build & deliver technical enablement programs to software users globally
💻 Skillset: Agile project management & Instructional design
📝 ATD Author
📖 Bonafide Bookworm
When you perform a needs analysis as an instructional designer, you don’t want to show up to the conversation and improvise.
Instructional design IS and ISN’T industry specific.
Over the past year, I’ve built a prompt library for myself using my enterprise Copilot license that speeds up certain workflows.
What is the value of bite-sized learning? This approach differs from traditional training delivery.
I developed eLearning for the Nashville Public Defenders office a few years ago that aimed to address a serious community issue.
I am always learning something new. This constant upskilling applies to my personal life as well – I read books on personal finance to learn how to invest and build…
Working for a global tech company, I create a lot of customized training for customers around the world. Read this post for some ideas on how to localize training.
How does your instructional design team receive work? I’ve seen a couple different approaches to intake.
When you begin an instructional design project, kick off the work with a Savvy Start.
Technical training relies on environment access, so what happens when that is not an option?