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Over the course of my career, I've developed over 120 courses and learning activities. Here's a small sample to showcase my range.
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
An introductory AI course exploring machine learning basics through hands-on games and labs, offering an engaging experience to simplify complex concepts and build foundational knowledge.
Reinforcement Learning Game
This activity uses gamification to demonstrate complex AI concepts like Reinforcement Learning.
Healing Oswald
This gamified activity uses storytelling and decision-making to teach high school students about the realities of medieval medicine.
Introduction to Generative AI
This beginner-friendly course introduces the fundamentals of generative AI and its exciting real-world applications.
Data Analytics Podcast
Join a data analytics expert as they share what it’s really like to work in the field, from daily tasks to career advice.
Virtualization on the Cloud
Explore the fundamentals of cloud computing and get hands-on by creating your own cloud container, gaining practical experience with containerization and deployment.
The History Cat
One of the most challenging (and fulfilling) projects I've ever worked on is a website that I started back in 2015. Originally, The History Cat began as a way to give my students a better learning experience. My reasoning was that by writing articles that infused history and humor I could catch my students' attention, leading to higher engagement. It worked.
Over the years, The History Cat has evolved from a humble classroom resource to a global website that has reached over 2 million users. As the owner and sole team member, I have taken on the role of site designer, content writer, assessment specialist, social media coordinator, product manager, and SEO analyst. That's a lot of hats, and I love it, because I know that I'm creating something of value for thousands of teachers and students worldwide.
When I'm not writing new articles or lesson plans, I'm thinking of ways to improve my end users' experience. Using blogs for educators, games, and a membership forum, I've been able to reach a wider audience and keep them coming back for more.