Sage, our favorite robot librarian, investigates whether AI is good or bad for the environment in "Wired to Heal or to Harm." I transformed complex content into an engaging, age-appropriate, resource for 4th- and 5th-graders in the context of an online course that introduced students to artificial intelligence.
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Prompted by a sudden interest in learning more about homing pigeons, Sage the robot librarian shows young readers to how to use non-fiction texts and provides a tour of their magical forest library.
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When a teacher received feedback from students that the Macbeth video resource they had been assigned contained too many spoilers, I created an illustrated guide that covered similar content without giving away the ending.
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The visual theme for a J Term course called "AI Foundations and Futures" was used across curriculum materials, throughout presentation slides and worksheet headers. Thomas Cole's painting "The Oxbow" juxtaposed images of civilization and wilderness, echoing themes of westward expansion and manifest destiny. Layered with glowing binary code, the image reframes 19th-century ideas of exploration to reflect the new, uncharted territory we now find ourselves exploring in the age of artificial intelligence.
Original illustrations for a reference document intended to help students track their language learning progress. I drew inspiration from the Work Projects Administration national parks posters and the theme of travel and adventure, a fitting concept for new world language learners.
Unit 4: Documentary Filmmaking
One of many introductory videos for the Film and Animation course I designed and taught for many years.
Custom icons for a reading and reflection worksheet that helped clarify instructions for lower division students (excerpt).
Worksheet graphics and layout for a second AI themed J Term course (excerpt).