Learning Design
Learning Design
My learning design work focuses on translating complex ideas into clear, accessible, and engaging learning experiences. I design digital learning resources, assessment tools, learning supports, and evaluation frameworks informed by adult learning, self-regulated learning, accessibility, and evidence-based instructional design. My current interests include AI-assisted learning design, assessment redesign, and the responsible integration of emerging technologies into education.
Research Communication Poster:
The below poster was created using Adobe Illustrator. It summarizes surveys published in academic journals that explored how doctors from different countries perceived artificial intelligence (AI) in the medical field.
Interactive E-Learning Module:
This e-learning module was re-created in Articulate Storyline 360. It was designed originally as a website to provide practice on learning theories for the undergraduate students that I TAed in an educational psychology course at Simon Fraser University. Click to see the demo video (Use HD quality in the video Settings for better content readability).
Instructional Activity:
The cartoon below was designed and hand-drawn for an undergraduate tutorial to provide practice on research methods. Students were put in groups and asked to match each illustration to the corresponding research method (Descriptive, Correlational, Experimental, or Meta-analysis). Can you make a guess as well?
Please note that my other work is protected under standard non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and cannot be shared publicly.