This is an elearning template example that I created based off the book The Online Learning Handbook (Jolifee, et al) elearning planning exampleDownload

This is a really helpful tool for figuring out how much time you have in the day. You pop in the number of hours you want to work, the amount of time you have dedicated to normal activities (email and such), and your to do list. It helps you determine which tasks to work on and how much you can accomplish in a day (make sure to schedule time for breaks and lunch!). Worksheet

At my current position, computing systems and services are widely distributed. As a smaller organization, we tend to outsource a lot of technologies that are not tied directly to our mission. This gives us a great deal of flexibility, but it also causes confusion around which system to use for different needs. I decided there should be some mechanism to aggregate them (an intranet). In order to address this, I first identified the services our staff uses on a regular basis: Then I started a project plan with a strong UX composition. Here’s the scope of work for the IA....

“Business Origami is a method that has been invented by the Hitachi Design Center. It uses paper cut-outs as symbolic representations of people, groups, channels and environments, to create a miniature model of a system. The cut-outs are placed on a whiteboard or a big piece of paper where the different areas, interactions and flows between the system elements are drawn.” It has the advantage of taking the physical environment of the user (and the business) into account while designing systems. I haven’t been able to use it as much as I’d like, but I will definitely use it again....

I created this map to let management more easily the information ‘sprawl’ that had been created by not having a central information management policy. The idea is to work with a committee to determine which tools are appropriate when. As an academic institution, there may be multiple answers, but making the picture concrete is the first step in understanding the issues. Information Lifecycle

Actually using the tools you support is a real asset as a learning technologist. I have been lucky to teach a few graduate courses for the UW – all asynchronous and online. The first two were done in Moodle (which is no longer in operation at UW, so I have no screen caps). These were for the Clinical Informatics program jointly offered by

This is a narrative I wrote that details how each persona created for a project interact with the system being designed. Narrative

Here is a report I wrote early in my current position. I did an in-depth analysis of the current technology and came up with recommendations for moving forward. Technology Analysis

Below is me working with some users to do an affinity diagram for the UW School of Nursing website, prior to migrating it to a new platform.

While doing the Center for Educational Leadership’s new landing page, we first created the following