Joe Bowron

If you’ve found this, you’ve discovered an instructional designer passionate about game development. I aspire to merge these two fields to enhance teaching methods.

Instructional design enables me to think beyond traditional learning strategies, leveraging my diverse background uniquely. By analyzing challenges, I can coordinate specific tasks to help individuals achieve confident proficiency in their subjects. Breaking down large projects into smaller parts ensures deeper understanding for struggling learners and fosters a curiosity for continuous learning. My success is measured by my students’ excellence.

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Basic Iron Alloys This project serves as a proof of concept for integrating three-dimensional elements into lessons. By building a single environment, it's possible to present bite-sized information to learners. For example, you might need to train people to operate a large machine and diagnose its malfunctions. A single environment can support both learning strategies within the same file.

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Herb Trimming This project covers the design process and finished product for several infographics that inform end users about trimming herbs. It outlines the ADDIE process used in creating the material as well as testing its effectiveness in real world scenarios. The evaluations utilized the Kirkpatrick model for further data gathering.