Taylor Olsen - INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN

Software used: PowerPoint, Articulate Storyline, Illustrator/Photoshop

Drawing Techniques: Info & Quiz

This course is a beginner-friendly drawing method to simulate volume(s). The slides were storyboarded using basic sketches. The layout and functionality were created using Articulate Storyline. The course includes: a title slide, an informative step-by-step experience to drawing volumes, expected homework requirements, and a short quiz to recall information within the course. Users can then exit the course, or restart from the beginning.

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Drawing Techniques: Lines, Ellipses, Volumes

Objectives & Information Page

Completed Objectives Page

Quiz Page Example

Recipe instructions: follow-along

Using a pre-existing recipe, I created a simple and easy-to-follow experience of gathering ingredients and cooking. The slides were storyboarded and ideated within PowerPoint; functionality was added within Articulate Storyline. The course includes: an intro blurb to the recipe, ingredients needed, and '3-steps' to creating the meal. Users can then either exit the course or return to the ingredients. Included is a menu if they want to return to any previous slides within the course.

Interactive experience linked here (opens new tab):
Recipe Instructions: One-pot Penne and Broccoli

Abdominal Anatomy Simulation Training: Case Study P.O.c.

"A client in a "Clinical Skills Center" has requested an Augmented Reality or Mixed Reality (XR) experience that would allow for interactive organs and information to be displayed on top of the physical simulator mannequin. Users need to palpate/examine organs in the mannequin while receiving information through the mixed reality interface. They want a proof-of-concept prototype they can expand on rather than a fully ﬂeshed-out solution. The client has clinical knowledge and experience only. They are not XR developers; the goal is to use this project to obtain funding for development."