Category: Tools & Tech
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Same Prompt, Different Tools: Articulate Rise
Articulate Rise created an accurate, accessible course, but did its AI make thoughtful instructional design decisions? Here’s what I found in the next round of my Same Prompt, Different Tools experiment.
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Same Prompt, Different Tools: Genially
Round three of my Same Prompt, Different Tools experiment takes on Genially! This time, AI-generated content meets preexisting templates, questionable instructional design decisions, and accessibility issues I couldn’t fully fix.
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Same Prompt, Different Tools: Mindsmith
What happens when different AI tools start with the same learning problem and source material, but get to make their own design decisions? That’s what I’m exploring in this series, with a close look at both instructional design and accessibility. First up: Mindsmith.
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Screen Reader Testing, But No Peeking!
Screen reader testing is one thing. Screen reader testing without looking at the screen? That’s a different experience. I worked through Jacob Wood’s Hands-On, Sight Off: Working with NVDA course to explore accessible and inaccessible examples and dig into the why behind them.
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Using Jira for Your Workflow/Collaboration
In this project for Bowling Green State University, I needed a flexible way to collaborate, track tasks, and share resources without access to internal systems. Jira ended up being the perfect fit. In this post, I share what I like about using Jira for workflow management and why it’s a tool worth exploring, especially if…