Instructional Designer
by jennifergupta / on 29 October, 2021
My small ID Bookshelf
I’ve been asked a few times what ID books are on my bookshelf, so I thought I’d share! I only have 4, but I do enjoy each of them!
What books
by jennifergupta / on 15 October, 2021
Educational AI?
As nice as the software is to animate people and scenes, there is still a lot of extra coding that has to go on behind the scenes. I cannot have an u...
by jennifergupta / on 29 September, 2021
My favorite ID’s & websites to follow
Like everyone, I have my favorite instructional designers. People whose work has helped me, driven me, and inspired me to learn and grow in the f...
by jennifergupta / on 1 September, 2021
A Teenagers Guide to Being Helpful and Productive
A Teenagers Guide to being helpful and productive
Vol 1. The Kitchen
View the Demo
This course, the first of many, is designed to help t...
by jennifergupta / on 29 August, 2021
Baggin Meals
My community, like many others, is facing a food shortage during this pandemic. Many families simply do not have enough to eat. People ar...
by jennifergupta / on 15 August, 2021
Willpower is Overrated
Built in Storyline 360, this mini course on willpower showcases flip card animations and tabbed pages.
Click here to take the course for yourself!...
by jennifergupta / on 1 August, 2021
My 1st Rise course
My last class required me to do a course in Rise. My amazing workplace, Lenovo, allowed me to do a collaboration on a work project, so this worked ou...
by jennifergupta / on 5 July, 2021
Halcyon International School
The problem: Halcyon International School wanted a way to communicate with its students, to send messages to groups of students, clubs,...
by jennifergupta / on 29 June, 2021
EZ Model Lighting
EZmodel Lighting is a company in Raleigh NC that creates hobby lighting for model train sets, doll houses and other model applications. The...
by jennifergupta / on 2 June, 2021
The Art of Giving and Receiving Feedback
I was given the honor of receiving a Graduate Assistance Internship with the American College of Education where I’m taking my Masters degree courses