eLearning and Web Development Portfolio

eLearning Projects

e-MC (e-Medical Certifications)

This product presents a series of online instructional modules designed to provide refresher training to Coast Guard EMTs spread all over the world. Instructional content in the form of videos and PowerPoint presenations are delivered using a custom built Flash presentation tool.

This product was featured at the 2006 Coast Guard Innovation Expo.

Project Roles: Flash Programming

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AccessMax Overview

This online course introduces learners to the AccessMAX product family and provides an overview of important features and capabilities. Topics covered include common network topologies, system requirements, and basic turn-up procedures. This course was originally developed in Flash and later converted to Lectora.

Project Roles: Instructional Designer, Course Development, Flash Programming, Audio Production

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Use of Force Decision Making

Use of Force is a CD-ROM delivered training on the U.S. Coast Guard's Use of Force Policy. The program includes approximately 4 hours of instruction delivered through narration, video, animation, graphics and text. This training program was completed in July 2002 with 3000 copies being distributed throughout the Coast Guard.

Project Roles: Project Manager, Instructional Designer, Course Development, Lead Programmer, Video Production, Audio Production

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Yeoman "A" School Web Based Training

Yeoman "A" School is a self paced coursed delivered via the web using custom courseware developed with ASP and Microsoft Word. Instructors manage content with Word and using custom developed macros, export the course to HTML tagged text files. The text files are processed by ASP pages that display the content to students. Student progress is tracked via an Access database.

Project Roles: Project Manager, Lead Programmer, Macro Programming, Web Development, Data Base Development

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Law of the Sea Web Based Training

This web based course gives a general overview on the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and other policies the Coast Guard must follow regarding jurisdiction at sea. The course is self paced and designed so that students go through 2-3 15 minute modules per week. Content is written in Microsoft Word and exported to web pages using custom macros. The content is displayed using Active Server pages and student progress is tracked via an Access database.

Project Roles: Project Manager, Instructional Designer, Course Writer, Lead Programmer, Macro Programming, Web Development, Data Base Development

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Web Development

USCG Training Center Supply Ordering System

This web site allows staff at USCG Training Center Petaluma to order general office supplies through an online store. Previously staff had to go to the supply office to view inventory, not knowing which items were in stock. Now they browse from their desk and pick up their order when they are ready. The online system has reduced inventory loss and enabled accurate accounting of orders. This site is only availble on the USCG intranet.

This web site was featured at the 2006 Coast Guard Innovation Expo and was highlighted by the Commandant in his keynote address.

Project Roles: Project Manager, Web Developer, Data Base Development

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USCG Project Management System

This online project management tool allows various development groups to track projects and share status information with key stakeholders. The site is currently used at Training Center Petaluma, Training Center Yorktown, and Headquarters Training Office. Anyone on the USCG intranet can view information, but only members of development teams have access to modify information. Status reports can also be automatically generated in Microsoft Excel.

Project Roles: Web Developer, Data Base Development

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These following sites were done as an independent contractor.