Auto-Provisioning Animated Video Video | AnimationClassLink, Inc. Most of our courses for ClassLink Training include a bit of humor. Inspired by the 50s/60s educational cartoons growing up, I wanted to include some of my custom illustrations and quirky personality into what would normally be a rather dry topic to explain. For this video, I did…
QEP Promotional Video Explore. Experience. Engage. Video | Animation Blue Ridge Community College As part of our accreditation, the college had to come up with a quality enhancement plan (QEP). Ours was to promote student success and completion in online learning. To help explain it to faculty, staff, and students, I developed this video.
Storyboard for e-learning practice module reviewing and applying Bronfenbrenner’s four systems.
Four types of icons for each of the research styles presented in course content.
Short storyboard for psychology course where user’s identify the areas of motivation for change in a given scenario about the implementation of a computer system for cooking sales event.
This is some of the animation from a presentation I did titled “What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Teaching.”
First part of a rough storyboard draft for the backward design process used by Pearson to frame curriculum.
A project to try and create a simple kid’s game about identifying body parts.
Storyboard for e-learning module series where social work students choose simple branching responses based on the relational theory.
Simple flash-based educational game for kids to teach them the vowels.
Various graphics created for upcoming workshops to be displayed on Digital screens throughout the Technology Commons area at WCU.
A few snapshots of the custom online pages created for IMED 1341, Interface Design Course.
Web page using badges to track employee’s participation in faculty learning communities and the professional development workshops.
1st version of my departmental website, SCC Instructional Support, utilizing HTML and CSS.
Storyboard for e-learning module where social work students choose simple branching responses based on the relational theory.
Storyboard for e-learning module where social work students must integrate aspects of their faith with the required NASW code of ethics.
Billboard and a rough concept for the Rock Church of Asheville’s Christmas Eve service.
Infographic created to share with potential panel members an overview of what the DACUM process is.
Back of T-shirt designs for the 1st and 2nd Annual Poo-Pipe Plunge, a charity event that donates toys to children.
Logo design for folk musician who wanted to combine his musical style with his love for fly-fishing.
High-poly base for a sentinel robot based on a drawing in the book, 50 Robots to Draw and Paint.
Tileable sewer texture with color coded base for various sections of a sewer video game level.
Large wooden container with additional textures modeled and textured for warehouse video game level.
Low-poly pallet with strapped down cardboard boxes modeled and textured for warehouse video game level.
Low-poly mine cart modeled and textured for abandoned mineshaft video game level.
Animated presentation walking a nursing student through disaster management training.
Students take on the role of school admission advisers reviewing an application for a one Albert Einstein.
Students worked as a part of historical documentary team creating a TV pilot about African American troops in the Civil War.
Students role-play as reporters for newspapers in the North and South, writing stories about what’s happening on the battlefields.
PowerPoint presentation designed to mimic a research experiment on the three modes of memory: long term, iconic, and short term memory.
In this Bingo game, players are given random questions and must drag-n-drop the chip onto the appropriate answer till they get a BINGO.
A drag-n-drop multiple choice review game with feedback and scorekeeping.
Nursing Delegation & Prioritization e-learning WCU | Davina Dietrich | School of Nursing With the success of the Disaster Management project, the same instructor asked if I could take one of her other text-heavy PowerPoints and do something similar. For this version we chose to include review questions throughout the module so students could self-test…
Vietnam: A Historical Web Quest Web Quest UT | Anna Lauzon, Daniel Gregory, Tom Benton, Jason Ford, and Royce Kimmons This was a joint project from graduate school where students analyze the political and social climate of the Vietnam War. Based on their analysis, students create a video presentation to persuade the current President to follow…
Who Murdered Lincoln? Interactive Module/Game In this interactive project, students take on the role of a detective to help solve Lincoln’s assassination. Student’s must read and take notes based upon the interviews presented. No single interview reveals all the details needed to solve the crime. Once they are ready to begin, they must drag-n-drop evidence…
A Letter for Human Rights Web Quest SCC | Rita Weeks | English As a visitor to the country, you have witnessed a specific HR abuse. Furthermore, you have been arrested for attempting to intervene to stop the abuse. With limited access to your laptop and the ability to send out a single letter, you decide…
Evaluating Websites Video SCC | Katherine Stiwinter | Library This fun video was created to help introduce students to the concept of website evaluation, emphasizing its importance and showing basic evaluation techniques.
Images created for an AHS Research Tutorial to visually present oral material.
