Free resources
The stuff I use, shared freely.
Frameworks, prompts, templates, tool walkthroughs, and a few interactive pieces I've rebuilt from Storyline into plain HTML. This is how I actually work — senior learning design for retail, customer service, and manufacturing teams, with AI-assisted development in the stack. No email gate. Take what's useful.
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Build-a-Mattress — a Storyline piece, rebuilt in HTML
A sales enablement tool I built for a mattress retailer, rebuilt here as plain HTML. Same action-mapping origin, same talking-point payoff — faster, accessible, and embeddable anywhere.
Branching scenario prompt pack for Claude + Cursor
The exact prompts I chain together in Cursor to go from SME interview notes to a workable branching scenario draft — usually inside of thirty minutes.
The Five-Phase Framework — a working template
Discover, Design, Build, Deliver, Measure. The version I use on actual engagements, with the questions I refuse to skip at each gate.
Google Vids for instructional designers — what it's good for, what to skip
An honest walkthrough of where Vids is replacing Camtasia/Storyline video for me, and where it falls short.
Everything else
Kirkpatrick L1–L4 planning canvas
A single-page canvas I fill in with the sponsor during Discovery, so evaluation is a design constraint instead of an afterthought at launch.
Porting Storyline interactions to plain HTML (and improving them)
A pattern for rebuilding classic Storyline mechanics — branching scenarios, tabs interactions, drag-and-drops — as light HTML/CSS/JS that runs anywhere.
Have something you want me to build?
If there's a template, prompt, or interactive pattern you'd use, tell me. A lot of what ends up here started as a request.
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