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AHLeithner Designs

Strategic & INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN

I love design. I love all elements of design from visual to UI/UX to architecture. What I really love, though, is strategic and instructional design. I love finding creative and innovative ways to meet the goals of my clients and my target audience. I love uncovering and repurposing resources that already exist and creating new assets that perfectly fill the gaps. I love listening to and working with stakeholders to be sure that all their needs are being met. Above all, I love that moment when the client sits back in his or her chair and says, "yes. This is exactly what we needed." 

Below are examples of instructional design that I've done for my portfolio. Most of my design work has been for clients. Please contact me directly for examples of my published design work. 

Couch to 5K Interactive Training

This is a demo course I developed with Articulate 360. It's geared towards beginners and uses a user-friendly interface to engage the learner.

Online Training Module Prototype

This is a prototype I developed to use for an online training for interns who would assist in managing the social media aspect of online courses.
  • To view the prototype, click the image below. The module will open in Dropbox where you will have the option to "download" in the top right corner. The prototype will then download to your computer and can be opened in PowerPoint. Once open, click "play" to view and interact.
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Improving Your memory - An online Game to test your memory skills

As part of a project for graduate school, Jeff Wesmiller and I developed an online training to test and improve a user's memory for a client. 
  • To enter the training, click the image below. The welcome page will open in a new browser window. Click the blue "click here to launch lesson" button to open the lesson in a pop out window.
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