My passion is graphic design, and in recent years I have found myself in an instructional design career path. I began this journey working as a Graphic Designer for MGM Resorts International, which I often refer to as my glamour job. Why? The attention and experience was unmatched! Eventually, I was led to internal communications&ellipsis;Read the full post »

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On page 14 Lankshear & Knobel speak to the breaking down of established roles and responsibilities in delivering a story. This has really resonated with me. The importance of contribution is beyond measure. The ease of immediate communication has changed the way we work, go to school, and even interact within our local community. We&ellipsis;Read the full post »

On page 7 Lankshear & Knobel refer to and explain New “Technical Stuff”. I appreciate new technical stuff, especially when it delivers a message. The message can be text, picture, video or music and the ability of the human mind to continue to push the boundaries of new technical stuff is amazing. I was speaking&ellipsis;Read the full post »

I have a background in visual communication/ graphic design with a focus on International Typographic Style. As I continue to on my path to an MA I would like to explore how my graphic arts background can be best applied to instructional design.