3. Multimedia
Design
Web Design Programming Editing
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Learning
Design
Learning
Design
Learning Design is the systematic design and evaluation of educationally informed
and empirically grounded learning environments, products, and curriculum.
What Learning Designers Do:
• Understand the learners and their needs
• Work with content experts to design and
create engaging content
• Use the science behind how people learn
to create pedagogically sound learning
opportunities
• Incorporate educational technology to
reach and engage the learner
• Review learner performance and
continuously improvement our products
Team Members
Matt McGee Sing Wong
Derek Croad
5. Learning
Design
Web Design Programming Editing
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Multimedia
Design
Multimedia Design supports the Clearinghouse in the advisement, creation, and
production of visually compelling and audience-appropriate print and digital materials.
What Multimedia Designers Do:
• Help with design development; offer
suggestions about print and digital file
formats; assist with color, contrast, and PDF
accessibility
• Create designs that capture attention and
promote projects
• Produce designs that are consistent to
improve brand awareness
• Understand of design trends, techniques,
and innovations to improve the design
process and effectiveness
• Develop templates to ensure brand
consistency and ease of use
Team Members
Avery Urusow Ray Kiser
7. Learning
Design
Programming Editing
Multimedia
Design
Web Design
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Web design is the process of planning, conceptualizing, arrange, and executing content
for a specific audience in an online format.
What Web Designers Do:
• Determine target audiences and intended
goals for a website
• Collaboratively plan and design a
website’s theme/look, structure, and user
flow to support the project goals
• Review web statistics to evaluate trends
and make website improvements
• Maximize website performance and traffic
• Assist Clearinghouse web projects in their
efforts to create a polished finished
product through our UX/UI and
accessibility expertise
Team Members
Jaemie Gyruik Cora Getgen
9. Learning
Design
Web Design Editing
Multimedia
Design
Programming
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The Programming Team works with the project teams and stakeholders to develop
solutions through the implementation of existing technologies or through custom
development of web applications.
What Programmers Do:
• Implement and/or create technology
solutions to address the current and
future needs of projects
• Maintain and support delivered solutions
throughout the lifespan of the project
lifecycle
• Investigate new and upcoming
technologies that could impact or
advance the work of the Clearinghouse
• Consult and assist in the selection of
technologies implemented or proposed
by partners
Team Members
Chris Nebgen
11. Multimedia
Design
Learning
Design
Web Design Programming Editing
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Editing is the preparation of written material for publication or usage by other entities by
correcting, condensing, or modifying (e.g., adding, deleting, rearranging) the text to
produce a clear, concise, and organized document.
What Editors Do:
• Review (i.e., make and execute
suggestions to create a better product)
and revise material
• Produce consistency in written
documents across the Clearinghouse
• Review documents and provide feedback,
noting strengths and areas of concern
• Coordinate with other professionals to
meet congruent and multiple deadlines
Team Member
Elise Dreibelbis
