Courses
The following are examples of online course design.
Tools & Platforms: Microlearning, PowerPoint, EduFlow, Canvas
Rumie Learn Portfolio
Microlearning Courses
While volunteering as a learning designer at Rumie, I engaged learners around the world by authoring Bytes (microlearning courses) for the Rumie library. The topics include math, career skills, civics, and health. I improved microlearning content quality by providing prompt and personalized constructive feedback to learning designers on my team. Using Canva, I created media such as graphics, tables, and images to support content.
Growth Mindset
Interactive Self-Paced Course for Middle School Students
This project showcases how a traditional PowerPoint presentation was transformed into an engaging, self-paced learning experience tailored for middle schoolers. Designed with clarity and simplicity in mind, the course uses age-appropriate visuals, interactive elements, and student-friendly language to support independent learning. The original slides were adapted and enhanced using Microsoft Copilot, allowing for streamlined editing, consistent formatting, and the integration of interactive features—all while maintaining a tone that resonates with young learners. This example highlights how instructional design can bridge the gap between static content and dynamic, learner-centered experiences.
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Designing Learning for All
Course Preview: Designing for Accessibility
This Eduflow video offers a quick look at a self-paced course on creating inclusive, accessible learning experiences. It highlights key strategies for supporting diverse learners through clear, flexible, and student-centered design.
Soft Skills and Communication
Course Preview: Soft Skills & Communication
This video presents a draft of a self-paced course designed for an ed tech company to help customer success specialists strengthen key soft skills—empathy, active listening, and persuasion. Built in Canvas and recorded with Camtasia, the course integrates tools like Articulate Storyline, Canva, Microsoft Forms, and Flip to create an engaging, practice-driven experience.