Protected: Letters to Mom – 1
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Finding your tether with Aruni
One of the most significant confessions I had ever heard was when I walked into my first Linguistic Anthropology class on exchange at Humboldt State University. “First I want to let you know that, however strong my intention and clear my language, it is unlikely that you will understand me as I hope you will.”
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A wellness journey – Pt2 – The readings
Reading and contemplation When I was 16, I began experiencing severe abdominal pain and migraines. The seeds of these chronic issues could probably have been detected earlier than that but became worse around my mid-teens. The migraines were attributed to light sensitivity, in that if I sat under fluorescent light too long, and/or was not
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LMS/LXP/LEP
LMS/LXP/LEP platforms all have one thing in common; like a website, there is a user experience on the ‘front-end’ and then all that goes on the ‘back-end’. It takes a bit to gain the deep knowledge required to understand how the two dovetail to enhance learning, behavior change, and/or rapid skill building. The most
Blended Learning
I have specialized in converting face-to-face instructional programs and workshops into blended learning programs. This approach combines multiple modes of delivery, incorporating both traditional face-to-face instruction and online learning experiences. The goal is to leverage the strengths of each modality to create a cohesive and effective learning experience. At the heart of this effort is
Digital Learning Design and Development
Being a successful digital learning design and development professional requires what I call an end-to-end full-stack skill set across various content creation and implementation tools. It also requires a knack for scripting and storyboarding engaging learning experiences while keeping an eye on organizational goals as well as mission, vision, values and branding. As Craig Downing,
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End-to End champion of collaboration and success
I have demonstrated success in leading international cross-departmental teams through the entire learning design and development process. Throughout my life I have been blessed by being trusted to lead in a diverse number of circumstances. From being a 4-H Teen Leader, to onset film production, to business management, to TEDx and through to my role(s)
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TEDxAmericasFinestCity Recap Video- Premier Pro
Several licensed events were held under the name TEDxAmericasFinestCity (TEDxAFC as we call it) from 2011-14. It was only retired when TED created a new rule where TEDx events could only be named after real towns or regions, not nicknames. Project Description: I created this quick little recap video after the 2012 TEDxAFC event “Renaissance” at
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The School Day Videos – Premier Pro
Project Description: After watching me directing at the TEDxKidsElCajon event, classy.org co-founder, Pete Nystrom, invited me to CEO theschoolday.com. At the time, the app was being used in a select few San Diego classrooms. The video to the left is a short explainer video. The videos below are testimony stories from one of the teachers
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Kripalu Introduction Video – Premier Pro
Project Description: Each of the modules that I created for the Kripalu blended learning course, Integrated Weight Loss, had an introductory video. I edited the video, created the voice-over, and chose the music. The images were provided by the marketing team at Kripalu.
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