Learning isn’t just about presenting information; it’s about helping people gain the confidence to do something they couldn’t do before.
Throughout my career, I’ve designed learning experiences for software users, dealership employees, hobbyists, and online audiences. Whether the solution is a structured learning academy, a step-by-step guide, a YouTube tutorial, or hands-on training, my goal is always the same: reduce confusion, remove friction, and help people succeed.
What You’ll Find Here
- Learning strategy and curriculum design
- Software training
- Self-paced learning experiences
- Video-based instruction
- Written tutorials and job aids
- Instructor-led and virtual training
- Learning ecosystems that combine multiple formats
Featured Projects
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Building a Scalable Learning Ecosystem for Software Users
I redesigned a learning academy experience to make product training more accessible, scalable, and user-focused. By restructuring content, creating role-based learning paths, and developing self-service resources, I helped users find the information they needed faster while improving onboarding and long-term product adoption.
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Designing a Beginner-Friendly Sewing Learning Experience
SewFunsies began as a personal project to make Barbie clothing for my niece and evolved into a resource designed to make doll sewing more approachable. By organizing patterns, adding supplemental instructions, and creating beginner-friendly resources, I helped make the learning process easier for new makers.
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Making Enterprise Software Easier to Learn Through Scalable Training Design
Designed and maintained a self-service software learning platform consisting of instructional videos, supporting documentation, downloadable resources, and searchable written content to help users learn Microsoft Office tools independently.
Additional Experience
In addition to the featured projects above, I’ve designed and delivered:
- Instructor-led software training
- Virtual webinars
- New hire onboarding
- Certification programs
- Digital adoption initiatives
- Reinforcement materials and job aids
Sally Scott 