Greetings from New York!
Hi Heroes! My name is Abigail Vettese and I'm a Learning Experience Designer focused on ethics, philosophy, and experiential aesthetics. I love designing branching scenarios and visually impactful, engaging courses. I recently attended my very first DevLearn where I won Best Soft Skills Solution for my project, The Agency Algorithm, an immersive course exploring the ethical implications of AI technologies. I'm hoping to connect with more folks in the industry who are interested in innovative approaches to adult learning. Happy to be here and to be inspired by you all! :) Feel free to check out some of my work here!Transforming learning through technology and creativity: 🚀
I’m Monica, an Interactive Technology Engineer based in Mexico. 🇲🇽 My mission is simple: I believe learning at work should never be boring. I’m a huge fan of Storyline 360, specifically when it comes to the "heavy lifting" of logic, variables, and custom triggers. I love the challenge of taking complex, technical content and turning it into an immersive experience that actually sticks. I’m also an Adobe Illustrator enthusiast, so I enjoy creating custom assets to ensure every project has a unique UI/UX. I’ve been a "silent learner" in this community for a while, but I’ve decided it’s time to jump in, participate in the Weekly Challenges, and keep learning from all of you. Let’s connect and keep killing those boring slides! 🎨💻 Best, MonicaExcited to be here!
Hello E-Learning Heroes! I’m Enny, a learning and development professional with a heart for creating impactful, learner-centered experiences. This year marks an exciting shift for me — moving from training facilitation into the world of instructional design. My background in delivering and coordinating learning experiences has fueled my passion for creating simple, engaging e-learning that delivers real results. I joined this community to learn from your expertise, exchange ideas, and grow my skills while also contributing wherever I can. Looking forward to collaborating, sharing insights, and celebrating each other’s wins as we navigate our instructional design journeys together!Rejoining the Community
Hello, fellow education enthusiasts and content developers! My name is Kirk, and I’ve been an instructional designer for nearly five years, following several years as a middle and high school teacher. I’m excited to be rejoining the e‑Learning Heroes Community after transitioning into a new instructional design role in Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management. I’m looking forward to the upcoming challenges and opportunities to collaborate, share ideas, and learn together.New to ID!
Hi there! I'm Nat, I'm currently attending University of San Diego pursuing a Masters in Instructional Design and Technology. I discovered ID just this year even though I have had so much previous experience in the subject. Discovering ID was such a pivotal moment for me, I instantly realized that this is exactly where my passions and skills lie. I'm super excited and driven to become an Instructional Designer and learn all there is about the field!WorkWithAI - Intro
Hi Im Paul based in London UK. I work as a Driver Training Manager in the rail industry with a focus on operational training, QA and non technical skills. Most of my experience is in face to face practical training rather than digital. I'm currently starting to explore digital learning design tools like Articulate Rise and looking to understand how this can be applied in real world safety critical environments. Happy to share experience around train in g delivery, assessment and QA and keen to learn more about building effective digital learning.Hello again! Still riding the post-Articuland conference high!
Hi, E-Learning Heroes! I thought I’d take a minute to reintroduce myself. I’m Alana, an instructional designer, longtime Articulate user, and someone who genuinely loves this community and all the sharing that happens here. It was such an honor to have the opportunity to present at Articuland again this year. I came home completely energized, not only by all the new Articulate features and tools I’m excited to start experimenting with, but also by everything I learned from the amazing sessions and conversations throughout the conference. It was inspiring to be surrounded by all the people I have met here in the community IRL. One of the things I love most about E-Learning Heroes is how collaborative this community is. There is always someone willing to share an idea, answer a question, or help you think through a challenge. Please feel free to reach out or connect with me anytime. I’m always happy to brainstorm, share what I’ve learned, or just talk e-learning! For those of you who attended Articuland, what was your biggest takeaway from the conference? I’d love to hear what you’re most excited to try!Greetings from Montreal
Hello everyone. My name is Maribel, I'm Colombian, living in Montreal. I'm new to instructional design; I literally discovered this path a month ago after being lost for almost 2 years (career-wise). I recently moved to this country, and being an immigrant is like pressing a reboot button because you have to reinvent yourself completely; at least that was my case because I'm not a conventional worker. I have worn multiple hats since I left high school, and finally I found a place where I fit with all my knowledge and passion; that place is instructional design and learning experience design. I'm super excited to navigate this path and learn from you all. Thank you.
