Graphic Design

“Good design is good business.” - Thomas Watson

Structure plan I used for Red Cross training. The training focused on adult first aid/CPR for both trainers and trainees.

Structure plan I used for Red Cross training. The training focused on adult first aid/CPR for both trainers and trainees.

Design of Instructional Design/Educational Technology theoretical foundations and the HPT models connected to them.

Design of Instructional Design/Educational Technology theoretical foundations and the HPT models connected to them.

Visual summary comparison of 3 well-known models of instruction. Keller's ARCS Model vs. Merill's Pebble-in-the-Pond Model vs. Successive Approximation Model (SAM).

Visual summary comparison of 3 well-known models of instruction. Keller's ARCS Model vs. Merill's Pebble-in-the-Pond Model vs. Successive Approximation Model (SAM).

Graphic design describing 3 positive traits of Slack. This graphic is meant to persuade a person in using Slack in their digital workplace, without overwhelming them with information.

Graphic design describing 3 positive traits of Slack. This graphic is meant to persuade a person in using Slack in their digital workplace, without overwhelming them with information.

Graphic design of annual cybersecurity training of an annonymous organization. ADDIE model was used as the chosen instructional design method. The training focuses on cybersecurity basics.

Graphic design of annual cybersecurity training of an annonymous organization. ADDIE model was used as the chosen instructional design method. The training focuses on cybersecurity basics.

Graphic design of "How To Be a Project Manager" for beginners. This graphic presents 4 steps one can use in beginning or improving their project management skills. It also shows 3 pictures on the bottom that illustrate the same object from different

Graphic design of "How To Be a Project Manager" for beginners. This graphic presents 4 steps one can use in beginning or improving their project management skills. It also shows 3 pictures on the bottom that illustrate the same object from different viewpoints. This is meant to show people every project has multiple sides, and there are multiple roads a project manager can take.