I also try to address different learning styles that people use to assimilate new information. I have worked on a variety of projects using different types of media. In 1998 I wrote a grant with Dr. Barry Sinervo, a biology professor at the University of California, Santa Cruz. The game teaches children, ages 8-12, about the scientific study of animal behavior. The content of the game is based on actual research of lizards.
Children can role-play the lizards and learn about survival and natural selection.
My interest in multimedia production for instructional purposes stems from a desire make education accessible to many different types of people. By integrating my education in Instructional Design and Psychology, I have been successful in developing instructional materials that communicate to a wide audience and effectively address different styles of learning.