In June of 2021, I was contracted as a Multimedia Specialist for the Center for eLearning, at Florida State College at Jacksonville. As a specialist, I collaborated with the CeL multimedia and instructional designers in developing online courses. My projects included transforming Learning Units with HTML, designing custom graphics, video editing, and closed-captioning. Below are some examples of my work:
Learning Unit example
HTML
The first project was to convert word documents for the High School Entrepreneurship course into interactive Learning Units (LUs). Under the leadership of Andrew, an eLearning Multimedia Designer, I began designing and sharpening my skills on new layouts for the online courses. Below are examples of LUs I completed:
High School Course
LU w/ video
LU w/ click reveals
Learning unit tasks later grew more extensive and challenging as the other courses developed and required more designs, such as custom graphics, tables, and video captioning. *Click* images to go to links.
*Click* Interior Design course, contains graphics resizing and video captioning work.
*Click* Health course included some custom graphics and HTML/CSS tables.
Graphic example
Custom Graphic
Instructional Designer's (ID) example
Custom Graphic
Graphics
CWN Icon
To the left is the CWN Learning Unit icon, which I designed for the high school business course. The goal was to illustrate the search for knowledge and brainstorming, which comes with the business world.
On the right are examples of graphic tasks completed as a contractor. The first graphic is a Course Design framework. This illustration is used by IDs when creating a new online course. The approach I chose for the graphic, is a visual aid with folders and tests rather than a wordy document. Which is the same approach I use in custom graphic two.
Example of Module Template
Created Module Template
ID's Graphic Example
Final Graphic
Video
Many video edit tasks completed within my contract were simply adding captioning and uploading to YouTube. However, the collaborated project with eLearning Multimedia Designer, Eric Zoller is to the left. The non-linear edit used several found sources to convey the topic consistently.
