Katie Raddatz

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I create meaningful and accessible learning experiences.

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Bio

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I create meaningful and accessible learning experiences.

Building on my experience as an educator and a creative writer, I create customized solutions and meaningful experiences that support diverse types of learners.


I’m an educator, writer, and instructional designer with accomplished experience in higher education, curriculum design, writing instruction, disability services, and student learning support.

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eLearning

Successfully Balance your Commitments

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Challenge

Neurodivergent students who struggle with executive functioning need more resources to build self-monitoring behaviors. This flipped-classroom eLearning course accompanies in-person training.

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Tools of Development:

Rise & Powerpoint

Created May 2023

Solution

This course includes interactive elements to help learners explore resources, self-assess their current self-monitoring habits, and reflect on ways to improve executive functioning skills.


Stakeholder Feedback

“This is a beautiful module! I love how tight it is. Any student will be able to access it quickly and walk away with a meaningful lesson. Great work!”


eLearning

Instructional Design Document - Time Management Course

An IDD written for an asynchronous eLearning course for using Google Calendar to create a productivity schedule.


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Tools of Development

Rise, Google Calendar, Screencast-o-matic

Microlearning

Detecting Counterfeit Bills

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Challenge

Cashiers at a small grocery store need to be able to catch counterfeit bills quickly by a few common features.

Solution

This quick microlearning can be completed by staff on their mobile devices to learn how to Identify common traits of counterfeit bills.

Tools of Development:

7taps & Powerpoint

Created December 2023

Results

Evaluation for this training could be tested by sending “shoppers” with counterfeit bills through the cashier’s lines to see If they Identify the bills.

Storyboard

Storyboard: Timeboxing for Case Managers

Challenge

Case Managers who create their own schedules may find it difficult to manage their day-to-day schedule. This storyboard breaks down a Rise 360 course designed to help learners manage their schedule by using Timeboxing techniques.

Tools of Development

Rise & Google slides

Created June 2023

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Infographics

Academic Coaching

Challenge

Students registered with the Disability Services office needed a document that would clearly explain the services available In Academic Coaching. The document design needed to be clear, accessible, and attractive while still broad enough to allow for flexibility with the offerings.

Tools of Development

Canva

Created November 2022

Solution

This infographic was designed using the University’s Brand Style Guide. The infographic was printed and posted around the office and used as a menu when meeting with students to discuss how the service could help them.

Impact

Document is used by staff when registering students to give them a visual understanding of resources.

Instructor led ​training

Working with Adult Learners

Tools of Development

Canva

Created September 2022

Challenge

This interactive blended learning presentation was given over zoom to a class of instructional design students.

Solution

The presentation uses scenarios/examples for each asset of adult learners based on androgogy research.


Results

Evaluation could be added to this lesson by Incorporating pre and post knowledge check and open-ended questions for understanding.

Instructor Led Training

Flexbox and Grid

Tools of Development

Canva

Created September 2022

Challenge

This interactive lesson Is designed for early career web developers to explain CSS layout models.

Solution

This presentation was created in Canva casually explaining two concepts of CSS: flexbox and grid. The presentation concluded with a walk-through of two gamified versions of the CSS concepts.


Results

Evaluation is incorporated in this lesson through gamified lessons “Flexbox Froggy” and “Grid Garden.”

Contact

I look forward to working with you!

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