Beth Moga
Instructional Designer / e-Learning Developer
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About Me
About Me
Hi! My name is Beth and I'm an instructional designer! I have spent most of my career embedding creativity, problem solving and exploration for learning into every day of my life. As you explore my portfolio, take note that I have created samples pulled from my life experiences, tapping into my personal and professional aspirations.
Design Process: Collaboration and creativity are at the forefront of my design process. As an instructional designer and e-Learning developer, I bring a unique set of creativity skills with me that translates into visually compelling and interactive learning experiences to capture learners’ attention. Using the ADDIE model for needs analysis and content development, I work with subject matter experts and development teams to write clear and concise learning objectives to create relevant experiences that align with adult learning principles. As a lifelong learner, I am eager to seize opportunities to immerse myself in solving creative problems that communicate complex ideas.
Experience: Telling stories through visual images and design to create an engaging learning experience has been my life’s work. I am proficient in Articulate 360 Storyline, Articulate 360 Rise, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe inDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Google Suite, Microsoft Office Suite, and Canva. My understanding of pedagogy enables me to present information in an engaging way by tailoring learning experiences to meet diverse needs and designing flexible, inclusive, and effective instructional materials. My experiences as a leader and instructor help me think critically in presenting information and resolving learning challenges. I am confident my experiences and collaboration skills will bring creative solutions to help meet the needs of your business goals.
Interests: In my free time I love to explore the outdoors with my family-hiking, camping, skiing and gardening. You may also find me curled up on the couch with my goldendoodle and a crochet hook, a good book, or a sketchbook.
Credentials
The badges below indicate specific skills I exhibit as an instructional design. There is a brief description of each badge below and more information about specific skills earned with each badge on the clickable image:
This badge is earned after completing the ID Fundamentals, Rise, Storyline, eLearning Development, and Instructional Design Process badges.
This badge is earned after developing a scenario-driven eLearning module with extensive feedback, evaluating existing modules, completing simulated client projects, and multiple revisions.
This badge is earned after completing training, receiving extensive coaching, and completing a project that practices the principles that make a Storyline project increase learner engagement.
This badge is earned after completing training, receiving extensive coaching, and completing a project that practices the principles that make a Rise project increase learner engagement.
This badge is earned after rigorous activities that include designing a design document, storyboard, and completing training on the Instructional Design process from kick off meeting to hand off at the end, including all deliverables and interactions with SMEs.
This badge is earned after completing lessons in adult learning theory and application, business goal/problem and target audience definition, action mapping, writing performance-based learning objectives and assessments, and effectively chunking, sequencing, and organizing content to match.
This badge is earned after completing training, receiving extensive coaching, and completing a Camtasia module that meets specific requirements.
The High5 Strengths Test assessment tool identifies my key natural strengths in both personal and professional settings. Below are my top five traits, along with a brief description of what makes me a valuable asset to any team.
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