Creative Works
Citations of Creative Works

"​The portfolio will include two projects that demonstrate commercial quality, creative effort. These may be CBT training programs, research simulations, website development, software products, or similar creative works. Proof of involvement in ID/Design/production evolution phases is recommended."

Above information has been pulled directly from the Doctoral Handbook of Spring 2019

Online Course in Classroom XR Implementation

Getting Started with VR in the Classroom

Planetary Play with
​Sum Dog Pluto

 Accompanying Game Design Document

Masa Balls Game
Game Based Learning Board Game

Community Educational Videos 

The following videos represent my ability to convey information to a population that consists of more than 60% retired home-owners. It was my task to develop a message that consisted of critical and complex information. By creating videos that incorporated text and audio, the viewer was able to digest the information at their pace and revisit it for deeper comprehension.

Monthly Publications

Beginning in May of 2019, I began assisting in the publication of my community's local magazine as a graphic designer. In September, I was promoted to the editor's role. From September on, the layout and design of the magazine became my work of passion. Although this only represents a small portion of my creative work over the last two years, it is a good representation of my ability and technical knowledge.

May 2019 CQ

June 2019 CQ

July 2019 CQ

August 2019 CQ

September 2019 CQ

October 2019 CQ

November 2019 CQ

December 2019 CQ

January 2020 CQ

February 2020 cq

March 2020 cq

aPRIL 2020 cq

Masters Level Course Authoring

In February of 2020, I was hired to teach a Robotics course in a Instructional Design Masters Program for teachers. The course had been started, but I was give permission to rewrite as I felt necessary. I rebuilt the class creating a hands-on approach by including a term-long project that would allow the learner to start from the ground up learning robotics, while developing the tools to share the learning with their students. I am unable to share the course, but I can certainly share my experience and the building blocks that make it an exciting course for the teachers, the learners and for future students as well.

I am currently developing a class within the same program for 3D Makerspaces. If you would like to learn more about that course, I would also love to share more information about it with you.