Greg Younger: Portfolio

This page links to a few favorite pieces of my work - writing samples, instructional design, technical innovations, and crazy projects. Please also see a fuller list of publications and presentations. Also - please peruse recommendations for my work.
	First Aid Interactive - one of my favorite simulations, as it guides and instructs as the learner chooses correct and incorrect actions.
	Explosives Safety Interactive - in essence, it's a multi-choice quiz, but with some physicality in it to emphasize the importance of distance.
	Halliburton Pipe-stop Interactive - saving lives on the oilfield! This course was built in record time in order to put an end to a string of accidents on a particularly dangerous piece of equipment.
	Motorola Sales Training Demo - a demo developed to support sales in a proposal to win a contract to develop training for Motorola sales personnel.
	SWFIA Airport Security Demo - another sales support demo, this rapidly developed game tests learners' retention of the meanings of color-coded badges in Secure Identification Areas for airport security.
	GCPLearning Blog - my thoughts on instructional design, social networking, training, etc; used as a marketing tool for Global Collaboration Partners.
	"3G" Course Design Manifesto - a description and justification I wrote for a major turning point in course design at my previous employer, TrainingOnline.
	NETEACH MOO Sessions - before Second Life, before Yahoo Groups and even before AOL Instant Messenger, there were MOO and listserv groups for synchronous and asynchronous online communication and community. NETEACH and I were there, from 1996-2001.
	PR Interview - about a presentation on the relationship between executive involvement and ROI for e-learning initiatives that I presented at for the National Environmental Safety and Health Trainers Association.
	OHS Magazine Article - "Keeping Engagement High and Bandwidth Low" appeared in Occupational Safety & Health Magazine in January, 2003.