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Hello! I'm Trina, a learning and development leader in Ontario, Canada, with a passion for helping people and organizations grow. I currently lead learning technology and workforce development initiatives in the retirement living sector, focusing on leadership development, eLearning, and creating practical learning experiences that drive results.

I enjoy connecting with professionals who are committed to continuous learning, innovation, and building strong workplace cultures. Outside of work, you'll often find me experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, spending time with family (including our two black and white boys who are total couch potatoes but hear a bag of chips opening from anywhere in the house ha ha), 

and friends, or making memories with my amazing niece, who keeps me smiling and reminds me to appreciate life's little moments.

I look forward to connecting, sharing ideas, and learning from others in this community! 😊

Hi Everyone! My name is Kaylene and I'm an eLearning Developer from Harrisburg, PA. I have a background in Instructional Design and secondary education - somehow landed myself teaching adults instead. But, those pedagogy skills are still applicable to andragogy!  

One of my main motivators is pushing my work farther each time I create something and figuring out solutions for my crazy ideas. Most of the courses I make are on HR topics and federal/state laws - not always the most exciting topics but I've been able to do some fun and creative things with those topics to keep my learners engaged. My dog regularly makes appearances in my courses - she can be seen snoozing at a park ranger station, committing fraud, protecting FTI like a superdog, and even being an archeologist. 

When I'm not staring at my computer all day, I like to to go for a hikes, take care of my bonsai, do countless artistic projects (painting, crochet, building something, redesigning/adjusting mundane things to name a few), play DnD and irritate my fur children (a dog and an orange cat).

Phlox, my adventure mutt

Hello all - I'm Michele Casper, a Senior Revenue Cycle Training Specialist part of the Instructional Design team at Advocate Health. I create and support learning experiences for healthcare professionals across the organization, with a focus on revenue cycle operations, health information management, and technology-related education.

I love transforming complex processes into engaging, easy-to-understand learning experiences. My professional interests include instructional design, accessibility, adult learning, visual communication, and continuous improvement.

I'm excited to join this community, learn from your expertise, and hopefully contribute along the way. I'm looking forward to connecting with other instructional designers, e-learning developers, and training professionals who are passionate about creating impactful learning experiences.

Hi everyone! I am Roberta. I live in the Buffalo, NY area. Working as an Instructional Consultant for Pedagogical Development at the University at Buffalo. Instructional Design was to be my retirement job, but I am not yet retired! Circumstances forced me out of teaching.

Nala, a Black Mouth Cur

I was a teacher for about 26 years teaching graphic design, at both the secondary and college level.

When I am not working I love to travel and spend time with my family. I have a dog and a cat. They are finally becoming friends after 6 years! Both are rescued!

Dunkin, Very Independent

Hey everyone! I'm Ronald — instructional designer on an innovation team by day (video and AI work), and a long-time Storyline builder by night. I make copy-paste JavaScript interactions for Storyline — confetti, progress bars, timers, accessibility fixes — all hand-tested in real projects with setup guides written for people who don't code. Deep in the 508/accessibility world right now.

I'm based in East Texas, Kansas City Chiefs and Texas Longhorns fan, and I volunteer on the media team at my church. Happy to be here and looking forward to learning from all of you!

Connect with me on LinkedIn and let's chat!

Hi my name is Michelle, I am the Program Management Analyst for National Patient Services (NPS) Training at a leading provider of healthcare diagnostic information services. I act as a critical bridge between training strategy, compliance administration, and operational excellence for frontline healthcare staff.

My work  spans several core pillars of learning design, program management, and data-driven training administration:

• Training Rollout & Program Management
• Instructional Design & Curriculum Development
• LMS & Compliance Administration
• Data Analytics & Reporting

Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family, I am a mom to 3 children, 2 boys 1 girl and grandma to 1 grandson and 1 granddaughter . My husband and I love to cruise and travel .

Hello all,
My name is George and I reside on the sunny Gold Coast Australia.
After a 35 year career as an airline captain, I now focus on instructional design, and leverage SL360 heavily.
I am engaged by an Australian private registered training organisation (RTO).
The Aussie VET sector is unique, being controlled by the Federal Govt. ... Who ever thought that was a good idea?
As such it is bound by red tape.
Various industry peak bodies and high level stakeholders submit information the the Jobs and Skill Councils (JSC).
The JSC then design training packages which contain qualifications and unit of competency.
Those packages are approved by the Dept of Employment and Workplace Relation (DEWR).
3rd parties and RTO's may then develop courses according to the rules laid down in the Training Package Organising Framework.
The RTO's can then deliver these, but is regularly audited by the Aust. Skills Quality Authority, to ensure they meet the Standards for RTO 2026.
Why mention this?
Simply - there is not yet any AI tool that can take a unit of competency (as published) and write a robust course and compliant assessment, for it!
The upside ... I have a job, for a while yet!

I'm Veronica. I live in Australia where I work as an independent elearning designer and developer. I learnt everything about my job pretty much here, in the ELH community. I use Storyline as my main tool, and I try to keep up with the ever-evolving technology. 

Most of my work is with corporate clients and government departments here in Oz. 

I live in regional Victoria with my partner, two kids, two dogs and two chooks.

Hello, everyone!

I'm a freelance technical writer, instructional designer, and eLearning developer. My business name is White Plume Communications—hence the feathered hat in my profile photo.

In 2011, I started working with Articulate Studio. That was followed by Storyline 1, 2, and 3, leading eventually to Articulate 360, including Rise.

To me, a fabulous Articulate "feature" has always been this community. I got to learn from some of the best. Now I do what I can to pay it forward. (You can find links to my webinars, primers, and tips here.)

As for hobbies, I read non-fiction and fiction, put together jigsaw puzzles, and attend the theatre.

Oh, and I also like to embroider. I stitched the attached example years ago. More recently, I've been refashioning artworks (mostly Van Gogh) on neckties.

AI Me

Hi everyone, I'm Karl.

I'm passionate about Instructional Design and effective teaching with technology.

When I started in this field it was called Computer-based Training (CBT). This was long before the Internet, when PC's had only 16 colors and there was no audio or digital video! There were very few people working in this field, so one person had to do everything: project management, ID, media development, programming and course development.

I've worked in very diverse fields including K-12, Oil & Gas, Military sector, Post Secondary, and everything in between. I have been using Articulate products for just more than 8 years, and I'm a frequent poster on the forums. 

In my current role I wear several hats: Project Lead, Instructional Designer, LMS Administrator, and mentoring new team members. Although I have been doing this for years, I learn every day, and still enjoy my job!