eLearning Courseware on Paint.NET
An interactive e-learning courseware developed with ActivePresenter, designed to teach users how to use Paint.NET, a free and user-friendly image and photo editing application for Windows-based PCs. To access the project, click here.
Curriculum and Courseware Development
While serving as faculty in the Department of Cyber Security Science at the Federal University of Technology, Minna, I was a key member of the committee that reviewed and redesigned the initial undergraduate cybersecurity curriculum in 2011 (which has since undergone further updates). The curriculum we developed became a reference standard, subsequently adapted by several other Nigerian universities introducing cybersecurity programs. Additionally, I created instructional materials for numerous courses I taught and developed comprehensive courseware for the university's Center for Open Distance and e-Learning (CODeL). Click here to access the curriculum and courseware.
Paint.NET Help
A comprehensive documentation project involving the creation of a Paint.NET Help Guide using HelpNDoc. This guide covers essential topics such as working with images, text, layers, lines, curves, and more, providing users with clear and practical instructions for mastering Paint.NET. To access a generated pdf version of the help document, click here. Click here to access the full project.
Panoply
Panoply is the annual newsletter published by the Department of English and Technical Communication at Missouri S&T. I designed a 2021 edition, which you can access here.
Localization of Missouri S&T Homepage
As part of an advanced international technical communication class, based on a prototype theory—St. Amant’s approach—I (together with two other colleagues) created a localized variant of the Missouri S&T homepage for the Chinese audience.