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Teach students how to cite evidence while also identifying parts of the plot with this interactive resource. Perfect for grades 5-8!
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This concept reflects my approach to healthcare curriculum development, eLearning design, and professional training materials. I’m currently open to instructional design and eLearning projects.
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Creating a course means thinking about how every piece helps someone learn.
For The Lorekeeper’s Workshop, I developed a 182-page workbook, a six-week curriculum, lesson scripts, recorded videos, and a marketing campaign. Each component helps writers explore their fictional worlds and bring those details into their stories.
My latest case study shares the work behind the workshop, from organizing educational content to creating exercises, preparing course videos, and communicating the course’s purpose.
When you’re learning something creative, what helps you most: written explanations, video lessons, or hands-on exercises?
#CourseDevelopment #EducationalContent #Worldbuilding
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