Portfolio
This portfolio highlights the innovative work and collaborative efforts of the Office of Instructional Design (OID) in advancing high-quality, engaging learning experiences across Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ University. Each example reflects our commitment to evidence-based design, accessibility, and pedagogical innovation.
From interactive e-learning modules and comprehensive online course designs to faculty-facing training manuals, microlearning resources, and AI-enhanced instructional tools, these projects demonstrate how OID partners with instructors to translate teaching goals into dynamic, learner-centered experiences. Through this work, OID continues to push the boundaries of instructional design—integrating emerging technologies and cutting-edge practices while showcasing the creativity, expertise, and intentional design that define our approach to teaching and learning across disciplines and modalities.
This portfolio continues to grow as OID adds new examples of creative, evidence-based design work that reflect our ongoing commitment to innovation and instructional excellence.
Explore Our Portfolio
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Interactive E-Learning ModulesOur Interactive E-Learning Modules showcase engaging, learner-centered experiences built with tools like Rise and Storyline to promote active learning and meaningful interaction.
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Online Course DesignDiscover examples and resources from our collaborations with faculty to design effective, accessible, and engaging online courses that support student success across disciplines.
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Training Manuals and GuidesThe Office of Instructional Design offers adaptable, evidence-based resources—like rubrics, scripting templates, and instructional frameworks—that help faculty and instructional designers create effective, inclusive, and well-aligned learning experiences.
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Artificial IntelligenceExplore how our team partners with faculty to integrate AI into teaching and learning. This showcase highlights real faculty collaborations that push the boundaries of what’s possible with emerging AI technologies in higher education.
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MicrolearningOur Microlearning projects deliver focused, bite-sized lessons designed to support just-in-time learning, reinforce key concepts, and enhance engagement across diverse instructional contexts.