A Learning Designer Who Happens to Teach AI
I'm not an AI evangelist. I'm an adult learning expert with a 15-year career designing programs for the audiences mainstream AI training ignores — older adults, nonprofit staff, educators, and organizations trying to figure out what adoption actually means for the humans doing the work.
I hold an EdS in Learning Design and Technology, an MEd, and an MLIS. I've worked in higher education leadership for over a decade, designing and delivering learning programs that meet people where they are — not where the technology assumes they should be.
My approach to AI training is the same as my approach to any learning problem: start with what people actually need to be able to do, build the skills and judgment to get there, and be honest about what the tools can and can't do.
- EdS, Learning Design & Technology
- MEd, University of Georgia
- MLIS, Valdosta State University
- 15+ years in adult learning design
- Higher education leadership, UGA system
- Demonstrated experience with organizational and individual AI training
