Diego García
I am an Instructional Designer & Trainer at Stanford University's School of Medicine. I design and lead learning experiences focusing on project management software used by research teams across the medical school to manage enrollment, track study events, create reports, and streamline financial processes.
Some of my main responsibilities include creating training videos, developing eLearning courses, and designing newsletters and webpages to support users. I also develop written instructions. Samples of design projects I've completed in my current role are included below.
Website Redesign
User Resources & Training Webpage Redesign
Based on help ticket data, user compliance metrics, and interviews with stakeholders, I proposed the redesign of a resources and training website for users of an enterprise clinical research management system at Stanford University’s School of Medicine. Read more about my process here.
Articulate Training Prototype Sample
Enterprise Research Management System User eLearning
I commonly use Articulate 360 for developing trainings that are SCORM compliant and compatible with an LMS system. This video above provides a preview of a prototype sample I created using Rise 360. The training is intended for new users of a clinical research management system. The lessons in the course include text, images, videos, practice simulation exercises, and quiz questions.
Camtasia How-To Video Sample
Tableau New User Video Tutorial
I created the brief video tutorial above using PowerPoint and Camtasia to provide Division Chiefs and Department Chairs at Stanford's School of Medicine an introduction to the basic steps for using Tableau software for data visualizations made from data stored in the school's centralized research management system.
Newsletter
User Support Newsletter
The goal of the newsletter above is to provide users of the project management system of new features, changes to the university's use policy, and to inform users of new resources available to them. This sample newsletter was created and distributed using MailChimp.
Written Instructions
1-Page Tableau User Job Aid
The document above is a one-page cheat sheet I designed for Department Chairs and Division Chiefs at Stanford's School of Medicine to support their use of Tableau for data visualizations. The resource accompanied a brief training video to help staff in these roles access and use new reports made available to them.