Instructional Videos
This page showcases a range of instructional and training videos created to support faculty, staff, and students in a higher education setting. The examples include software walkthroughs, process explanations, accessibility training, and promotional videos, all designed to reduce confusion, support compliance, and communicate information efficiently. These videos demonstrate my approach to scripting, recording, and producing purpose-driven media that prioritizes clarity, usability, and audience needs across a variety of institutional contexts.
Walkthrough/Tutorial Videos
Title: Setting Up Microsoft Authenticator
Purpose: Many users reported confusion when setting up the MFA at our institution. This video was created to help users set up MFA on their accounts.
Software: Camtasia, Canva, Photoshop
Audience: Higher education faculty, staff, students
Title: Event Form Process
Purpose: The marketing department requested a video to explain to faculty and staff how to request an event on campus.
Software: Camtasia, Canva
Audience: Higher education faculty, staff
Title: Reporting Suspicious Emails
Purpose: IT was experiencing issues with users not reporting suspicious emails. This video was created to help users set up MFA on their accounts.
Software: Camtasia, Canva, Photoshop
Audience: Higher education faculty, staff, students
Title: The Writing Center
Purpose: This video was created to inform our students about our institution’s writing center.
Software: Camtasia, Canva, Adobe After Effects
Audience: Students at a community college
Accessibility Training Videos
Title: PDF: Editing the Language of Individual Tags
Purpose: This video was created as part of a series on PDF accessibility to help faculty meet the ADA Compliance Deadline of April 24, 2026.
Software: Camtasia, Canva, Adobe After Effects, AI voice from Articulate Storyline
Audience: Higher education faculty
Title: PDF: Adding Alternative Text to Images
Purpose: This video was created as part of a series on PDF accessibility to help faculty meet the ADA Compliance Deadline of April 24, 2026.
Software: Camtasia, Canva, Adobe After Effects, AI voice from Articulate Storyline
Audience: Higher education faculty
Title: Creating an Accurate Text Heading Structure
Purpose: This video was created as part of a series on accessibility to help faculty meet the ADA Compliance Deadline of April 24, 2026.
Software: Camtasia, Canva
Audience: Higher education faculty
Title: Editing Canvas Studio Captions
Purpose: This video was created as part of a series on accessibility to help faculty meet the ADA Compliance Deadline of April 24, 2026.
Software: Camtasia, Canva
Audience: Higher education faculty