Before You Share is a self-paced, scenario-based information literacy lab that teaches adult and older secondary learners to investigate social media claims before sharing them. Through eight fictional posts, linked source documents, guided decisions, and evidence-based explanations, learners practice distinguishing accurate information, misinformation, and disinformation. Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the responsive experience follows an I DO → WE DO → YOU DO sequence with contextual feedback and independent assessment.
This interactive, scenario-based course introduces adult learners to the financial decisions involved in launching a small business. Learners evaluate three startup options, investigate hidden expenses, and explore how their decisions affect a $40,000 startup budget. Designed as a self-paced learning experience, the simulation emphasizes financial literacy, critical thinking, and real-world decision-making.
This interactive, scenario-based learning experience helps learners understand how a bill becomes federal law by exploring the legislative process and the relationships between its stages. Developed in Articulate Rise 360, the course uses interactive flowcharts, flip cards, and knowledge checks to reinforce understanding, encourage active learning, and help learners connect individual steps to the larger lawmaking process.
This choice board was built to teach the impact of the Establishment Clause through a learner-centered inquiry activity. The choice board was built using Canva. Resources came in part from Magic School.ai.
This short microlearning course was created to educate individuals within an organization on how to protect themselves and the organization from malware and ransomware brought in through phishing scams. The lesson was created using Articulate Rise 360 and is hosted on Google Cloud.
This infographic was created to aid patients in scheduling their appointments in MyChart. It was created using Canva and screenshots from the MyChart app. The infographic can be converted to an 8 1/2 x 11 PDF to print as a flyer if needed.