by Sharon | May 7, 2015 | design, portfolio
Logo design is always challenging, it’s tough to reduce an entire team (or company) into a visual. This logo represents several things: students in a circle (collaboration) a gear (innovation, work) the sun (creativity) a wheel (progress, journeys)...
by Sharon | May 7, 2015 | portfolio, second life
One school I worked for began a Second Life project shortly after I joined the staff . . . Since I had previous experience, I was tapped to be the island administrator. As administrator, I was responsible for locating and purchasing buildings, plants, furniture, and...
by Sharon | May 7, 2015 | portfolio, social media
I designed a site in Ning that enabled a department to maintain ties with former students, guest speakers, and other interested parties. After reviewing about 60 social media platforms, we settled on Ning due to its ease of use, privacy controls, and Twitter...
by Sharon | May 7, 2015 | LMS, online training, portfolio, technical writing
Since I’m an experienced face-to-face trainer, I was tapped to develop content for the face-to-face training sessions when the University upgraded its in-house LMS. This web page, which includes a few simple Flash objects, is one example of the post-training...
by Sharon | May 6, 2015 | LMS, portfolio, technical writing
One of my former employers strongly believed in giving printed instruction manuals to faculty. I served as co-author on our Blackboard training manual. The manual incorporated Quality Matters principles. A few pages from the manual are below. Loading... Taking too...
by Sharon | May 6, 2015 | design, portfolio
In 2009, I designed a report my institution authored for a prestigious Beltway consulting firm. The professional appearance of the report was praised by our administration and by the client.
