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Designing the Conditions for Human Capability

My work as a learning designer, facilitator and consultant is grounded in over two decades of learning science and design experience across higher education, workforce development, and international contexts. The core mission of my work is to help institutions, teams, and organizations design learning that develops real human capability. 

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Through workshops, consultations, and presentations, I weave together threads from learning design, cognitive science, facilitation, and emerging technologies to help create the conditions that people can grow into. I begin with what's already growing and cultivate the conditions for human potential to be realized.

Two Complementary Approaches

Learning Design and Facilitative Teaching to foster human potential and capability across modalities and settings.

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Learning Design with AI Integration

Grounded in learning science, the GROW framework provides a strategic model for intentionally integrating AI into learning experiences.

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Facilitative Teaching

Based on Voltage Control's PICCA framework, facilitative teaching builds on active learning methods with an intentional focus on cultivating the human skills that AI cannot replicate.

Services I Offer

AI & Learning Strategy

Workshops, consulting, and design support that help institutions and teams integrate AI in ways that build human capability — not replace it.

Faculty & Team
Development

From single workshops to sustained development experiences and designs, focused on collaboration and capability building.

Designed for Your
Context

I start with your people, your complexity, and what's already working — then design an engagement that fits. Facilitation, curriculum strategy, workshop series, or something we haven't named yet.

Krista's AI-Assisted Course Design workshop was incredibly useful as she combined Backwards Design, UDL, and AI to help faculty design and redesign their courses. Her pace, ability to stop and answer questions, and integrate holistic pedagogical practices come together in a meaningful workshop that support faculty at all levels and comforts with technology, course design, and AI.

Dr. Indigo Eriksen, Director of Faculty Professional Development at Northern Virginia Community College

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