Tools Used: Camtasia, Pexels

I created this presentation that focuses on tips for individuals working from home. The goal of this presentation was to provide viewers with easy steps to incorporate to have a better work-life balance. This was my first time using Camtasia, which I found very easy to use and continued to use in other projects.

Tools Used: Canva, Pexels

I collaborated with teammates Zach Beard and Justine Burke to provide information on virtual reality in the classroom and workplace. We communicated throughout the development stage to create the final product.

Tools Used: MS Word, Canva

I created this Project Definition Plan for a series of trainings on utilizing MS Teams after conducting a needs analysis. It was developed for an organization in the defense industry and served to make internal communication more efficient.

Tools Used: MS Word, Canva

This instruction design plan was created after the Project Definition Plan for the MS Teams training. This document was used in the creation of the final design, which was produced in Camtasia and Storyline 360.

Tools Used: Camtasia, Pexels, Canva

I designed this video as part of a larger course created in Canvas as a means of engaging teachers and administrators in the importance of cybersecurity in K-12 settings. Throughout the creation of this course, I conducted research to provide the best information.

Tools Used: Camtasia, Pexels, Canva

This introduction video to cybersecurity tutorial was used in the same Canvas course on Cybersecurity for K-12 Schools. This introduction video was used in conjunction with an activity to assess ones awareness on cybersecurity within their district. Learners than reevaluated themselves at the end of the course.

Tools Used: Rise 360, Pexels, Canva

This is a PDF version of a course on Phishing I created in Rise 360 as part of a cybersecurity course for teachers and administrators. This course focused solely on phishing, which is one of the most common forms of cybersecurity threats for schools.

Tools Used: Canva

This job aid was created for adult learners to use to effectively navigate online learning. I included this in my cybersecurity course so that learners could use as they were navigating the course.

Tools Used: Loom, Canva, Pexels

This professional development seminar was an asynchronous presentation on the history of instructional research and development from its inception through present day. It relates historical events to the changes happening in instructional technology. This was my first time using Loom for video recording.

Tools Used: Canva, MS Word

This paper examples evaluation models in relation to learning theories and instructional design models, specifically covering Shufflebeam's Context, Input, Process, Product (CIPP) Model. Evaluation models are a fundamental component of instructional technology.

Tools Used: MS Word

I created this professional development seminar to provide engaging information regarding using no-tech and low-tech augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) for parents and guardians of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD).

Tools Used: MS PowerPoint, Canva, Pexels

I created this brochure to provide information regarding the secondary transition roadmap, specifically for the state of Florida.

Note: For current and complete information visit: https://www.fldoe.org/academics/exceptional-student-edu/secondary-transition.stml.

Tools Used: Canva

This Canva presentation covers brief overviews of many different evaluation design approaches, such as retrospective pretest, time series, and mixed methods. I included brief summaries each evaluation design approach as well as summarized an example of the approach used along with the link to the full evaluations.

Tools Used: Canva, Sutori

This Sutori timeline covers the history of the development of evaluation. Through my research, I related historical events to intricate moments in the increasing prominence of using evaluations in education, corporate, and government spaces.

Tools Used: BuildFire, Screencastify, Canva, PowerPoint

I created this app for students in kindergarten and first grade students studying continents and countries. The app is designed for K-2 students and incorporates important facts from various countries around the world, as well engage in folktales from the respective countries.

Tools used: Google Slides

I created this app checklist to rate my own app, as well as other apps that are geared towards K-2 students. It is important for schools, districts, teachers, and parents to evaluate mobile apps to determine if it would be the best fit for learners.

Tools Used: MS PowerPoint, Canva, Pexels

This storyboard was created for a presentation regarding the digital divide. This storyboard helped me to have clearly organized thoughts and ideals when creating the presentation.

Tools Used: PowerPoint, Zoom

This presentation aims to spread awareness on the digital divide. It incorporates the key factors that contribute to the digital divide, as well as ways to help to bridge the gap.

Tools Used: MS Word, Canva

This data system management proposal details the implementation of the program Videri K-12 Analytics (Videri) for a large school district to better manage student attendance and performance.

Tools Used: Zoom, PowerPoint, Canva

I created this presentation to compare and contrast the benefits and challenges of three different learning management systems: Google Classroom, Schoology, and Edmodo.

Tools Used: MS PowerPoint, Canva, Pexels

As evidenced throughout my portfolio, cybersecurity training for K-12 teachers is a topic that I am very passionate about. This brochure provides an overview, findings, and results from my research on the importance of cybersecurity training for K-12 teachers.

Tools Used: MS Word

This paper addresses my position on addressing diversity, equity, and inclusion through instructional technology. In order bridge the digital divide, it is essential that learning experiences are truly designed to provide all learners with the best opportunity for success.

Tools Used: MS Word

This paper outlines my philosophy of instructional technology, which has grown more refined throughout my time in the Instructional Technology program at the University of Alabama.

Tools Used: MS Word

This paper discusses my reflection of the Instructional Technology program at the University of Alabama as a whole. It includes my growth throughout the program, as well as my future career goals.