microLearning
eLearning
How to administer Narcan - micro-Learning
Attributes: 7Taps, Instructional Design
Year: 2022
Client: Horizon Services, Inc
Category: Micro-Learning, distributed to 125 staff cellphones
Challenge: Create something impactful, practical, short and immediately accessible for front-line staff who need to respond quickly to overdoses in a treatment program
Solution: Design a micro-learning module for staff referral as often as necessary
Results: Within the first week of distribution, multiple staff thanked their managers for the simple information, reporting they were no longer intimidated to use Narcan. Also, a staff member administered Narcan and successfully revived an overdosed client.
Verbal De-Escalation Skills in Behavioral Health
Attributes: Instructional Design, E-Learning, PowerPoint, Camtasia
Year: 2021
Client: Horizon Services, Inc
Category: Initially In-Person, re-created for LMS assignment
Challenge: Upon joining the organization, there was an urgent need to provide staff with interpersonal de-escalation skills - particularly to self-awareness and how their [fear] in a situation can escalate unstable clients.
Solution: Design an in-person and e-learning training to expose staff to which initiates the conversation and further coaching through Program Managers over the course of the year, providing review and practice for staff.
Results: Staff were grateful to get the information, and it began a long and winding success/failure effort that has staff practicing self-awareness, self-control, accountability of each other, and support among each other for dealing with challenging clients. Overall rated a success, assigned annually.
Our Relationship to Stress - eLearning
Attributes: Articulate RISE, Video Scribe, Instructional Design
Year: 2020 - 2021
Client: Western Governors University - Faculty
Category: Professional Development - eLearning component of a Hybrid Workshop
Challenge: Generate an experience that will acknowledge and address the growing attrition and burnout rates in the field of teaching.
Solution: Design a series of brief, successive modules to be completed at the professional's leisure. Casual tone, full of simple reminders about physiology and stress, attitude and choice, self-care and focus. Download-ables and exercises to practice new skills.
Results: Perceived stress of the workplace decreased, stress-combatting attitudes and skillsets increased.
Examples of Interactive Practice within the eLearning
Interactive Experience: Learners practice distinguishing between whether daily irritations fall within their circles of influence and concern.
Interactive Experience: Learners engage with the image for more detailed information on the topic of Bio-Psycho-Social Theory.