Welcome to this quick-hit microlesson on Cultural Awareness Pathways (CAP)!

Whether you’re running the team or just trying to navigate the daily grind, dealing with workplace bias can feel incredibly draining—and honestly, a bit hopeless. Left unchecked, it creates a vibe of friction and misalignment that nobody wants to work in.

That’s exactly why I built this 7 Taps microlearning asset. Think of it as a fast, accessible alternative (or companion piece) to my deeper CAP training. My goal is to shed a quick light on those subtle, everyday behaviors we might not even realize we're doing.

To keep things engaging, I’ve included small quizzes along the way so you can check your understanding as you go. Plus, I'm a firm believer that learning should be for everyone, so I’ve baked in full closed captions and rigorous color contrast checks to ensure total accessibility.

Fun fact: This project is close to my heart! I’ve spent over a year volunteering my instructional design time with Core Skills, Canada—an incredible non-profit organization—to help bring this material to life.

For this project, I wanted to tackle the four major principles of WCAG Level AA Accessibility in a quick, engaging video format. I kicked things off by teaming up with Gemini AI to draft the initial script, then did a little trimming to keep it punchy.

Next came the fun part: I uploaded the finalized script into Syren (Synthesia's cool beta program) and watched a complete video render in no time flat! Of course, working with AI video means keeping an eye out for quirky details—it took about seven iterations to get all the scenes running smoothly and make sure nobody grew any extra arms along the way. From a blank slate to downloading the final polished version, the whole thing took just about two hours!

This project taught me so much about the iteration loop for AI-generated video. Even for a short piece, there’s a surprising number of moving parts to juggle. Getting the music, tone, visual consistency, and voiceover to all merge seamlessly took real care, but I'm so proud of how it ultimately came together.

Ever feel like you’re constantly fighting a losing battle against procrastination? Welcome to **The Two-Minute Rule**, a scenario-based microlearning video designed to give you the fundamental tools to conquer that lingering to-do list.

To bring these scenarios to life, I built this module in Vyond using a sleek blend of standard business-friendly assets and unique, custom-designed visuals made specifically for this video.

Because I want this strategy to stick long after the video ends, this learning experience also comes fully equipped with its own storyboard and a handy job aid you can keep at your desk for quick reference.

Ready to beat procrastination in just two minutes? Let's dive in.

I put this visual together after being inspired by a LinkedIn Learning course I took on Needs Analysis. It perfectly sums up my biggest takeaway from the course, as well as a major misconception I used to have: that stakeholder meetings and a true needs analysis are "one and the same."

Take a look at how I broke down the real differences between the two!

Welcome to this quick, stand-alone microlearning module! I designed this lesson to show you exactly how to create your own AI-generated images right inside Canva.

To make it as clear and easy to follow as possible, I built the module in Articulate Storyline, leveraging the screen record feature to walk you through the process step-by-step.

Let's dive in and start creating!