1. Behavior-Based Instructional Design
Skill: Designing learning experiences that influence workplace behavior rather than simply deliver information.
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Evidence:
The Information and Cyber Security eLearning demonstrates my strongest competency. Instead of building a definition-driven compliance course, I structured the module around scenario-based decision-making embedded throughout the experience. Learners applied judgment in realistic situations and corrected errors before advancing. This reflects intentional alignment with adult learning theory and a focus on behavioral outcomes.
2. Needs Assessment and Performance Analysis
Skill: Diagnosing performance gaps and aligning solutions to root causes.
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Evidence:
The Needs Assessment Proposal required structured gap analysis, data collection planning, and stakeholder mapping. The ID Process Model Proposal extended this thinking into workflow redesign and structural alignment. Together, these projects demonstrate my ability to move beyond surface problems and analyze organizational performance systematically.
3. Instructional Process Modeling and Systems Thinking
Skill: Designing structured instructional workflows within organizational systems.
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Evidence:
The ID Process Model Proposal illustrates my ability to diagnose workflow inefficiencies and recommend a blended instructional design model suited to organizational realities. The System Analysis paper provided the systems-thinking foundation for this work.
4. Project Management and Adaptive Leadership
Skill: Leading projects under constraint while maintaining accountability.
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The team video project reflects growth in leadership under stress, particularly the need for sustained oversight rather than assumption. The 7 Cuts Above project demonstrates independent project management in a no-budget, client-facing environment, including message clarification and licensing compliance. I have demonstrated competence and growth, with continued development in proactive stakeholder communication.
Emerging Technology and Responsible AI Integration
Skill: Evaluating and integrating emerging tools in practical, accessible ways.
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Evidence:
The AR demo demonstrates my ability to translate emerging technology into accessible instruction for beginners. In the Cyber Security training, I integrated AI-generated voiceovers and assets responsibly, reviewing all outputs for accuracy, tone, and accessibility.
6. Digital Accessibility and Plain-Language Communication
Skill: Designing accessible learning experiences using clear, usable language.
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Evidence:
In the Cyber Security course, I applied digital accessibility principles to layout and structure. In the AR demo, I intentionally slowed pacing and avoided jargon to support reluctant technology users.
I continue refining my skills in accessibility implementation within increasingly complex contexts.