eLearning Course Development and Content Adaptation
eLearning Course Development and Content Adaptation
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Designed and developed multiple interactive e-learning courses in Rise 360 for Sorenson, focused on interpreter training, professional development, and real-world interpreting strategies.
This work involved addressing learning objectives, adding scenario-based interactions, and ensuring strong accessibility and visual consistency. The result was a modern, cohesive training library that supports meaningful skill growth for interpreters across varied learning environments.
These courses represent a small sample of the many eLearning projects I’ve worked on.
I repackaged an existing domestic violence and sexual assault interpreting course into a clear, trauma-informed online training for professional interpreters.
My work focused on organizing the content, improving instructional flow, and designing activities that build critical thinking for high-stakes interpreting settings.
I collaborated with a cross-functional team to develop a 30-minute eLearning course on the business of interpreting.
My work included coordinating multiple contributors during filming, editing instructional videos, and shaping accessible, learner-centered content that highlights the diversity of Deaf consumers and the interpreting workforce for the VRS company, Sorenson.
How to Use Deaf Mentors
How to Use Deaf Mentors
I designed How to Use Deaf Mentors as a self-paced eLearning course for The Insightful Interpreter, translating real-world Deaf mentoring practice into a structured, ASL-first learning experience that helps interpreters set goals, identify gaps, and use mentoring effectively.
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