My work in learning design combines practical experience with a strong foundation in learning technologies, instructional strategy, and user-centered design. Through my graduate work and professional experience, I focus on creating structured, accessible, and meaningful learning experiences.
As part of an independent study, I developed a research-based playbook focused on supporting student well-being in online learning environments. This work translates academic research into practical, actionable strategies that can be applied in real-world educational settings.
The playbook is designed for instructors and program designers and emphasizes approaches that support engagement, resilience, and meaningful learning experiences.
For my capstone project, I designed and developed a structured course focused on evaluating learning management systems and understanding how technology supports effective learning experiences.
The course emphasizes usability, alignment, accessibility, and learner engagement, and was built within a Canvas LMS environment.
I approach learning design with a focus on structure, clarity, and real-world application.
I’m particularly interested in how technology supports learning, not just from a tool perspective, but in how it shapes the overall learner experience. I focus on designing experiences that are intuitive, accessible, and aligned with clear outcomes.
My work is grounded in the idea that effective learning design should support both the learner and the instructor, creating systems that are sustainable and meaningful over time.