Foundational cashier training for a fictional gift shop in a national park. Employees would already be trained in the basics and have a few weeks experience helping customers on the floor. This training gives them the basics of cashier work and prepares them for the hands on training at the register.
This project is for an organization in Wisconsin that provides residential services in small settings to individuals with disabilities, including Adult Family Homes, Supported Apartments, Supportive Home Care, Mentoring, Adult Daily Living Skills Training and Respite. Their employees do not provide medical care, but still come in contact with blood and bodily fluids on occasion. …
A quick Rise course on birth options to garner interest in my online childbirth classes.
This is the completed training for the fictional Human Kindness Milk Bank. I previously posted the storyboard for this project. Designed in Storyline, intended as a new donor training and reference for current donors.
This is a teaser I created to show potential clients what kinds of interactive learning content they will have in my Birth Class Online classes. Created in Storyline.
Several years ago, I saw a need for better evaluation of the childbirth education classes. The previous evaluations were little more than smile sheets and did not adequately address the effectiveness of the classes. Since the classes are designed to prepare families for labor and birth and the evaluations are done at the conclusion of …
Evaluation Revisions: St Mark’s Hospital classes Read More »
Client: Pampered Birth (my own company) Project: Online comprehensive childbirth class, 8 Units, 39 Lessons. Audio, video, printable and Storyline content. Tools: LearnDash LMS, TinCanny Reporting LRS, Storyline, Camtasia, Microsoft Office 365 (Publisher, Powerpoint, Word), Audacity Visit Birth Class Online to see my work on this project. You can log in using these credentials to …
In December 2020, I conducted a small survey of birth and postpartum doulas to get a snapshot of the current state of doula business. I analyzed the data and created a variety of social media posts to display the results, using Adobe Spark and Photoshop.
In addition to photo editing, I’ve used Photoshop to create most of the graphics for my birth and doula work. The galleries below have several examples of the various ways I’ve used Photoshop for graphic design: Composites Collages Social Media Posts
The seventh (and final!) article in my series for Lamaze International on using Instructional Design principles to create better childbirth education classes is up! I covers the application of Kirkpatrick’s Levels of Evaluation to Childbirth Education classes. Click the image to go read it!
