Audience: Spanish-dominant and bilingual GED learners (ages 16–21+), mobile-first access.

 

Responsibilities:
Instructional Design, eLearning Development, UX Design, Storyboarding, Prototyping, Content Authoring, User Testing, Data/Analytics Setup

 

Tools Used:
Thunkable, Articulate Storyline 360, Adobe XD, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Audition, Adobe Premiere Pro (or Camtasia), Vyond, Google Workspace, AWS/Cloud Hosting

 

Overview
Spanish-first mobile study experience for GED preparation. The app focuses on short lessons, practice questions, bilingual vocabulary (ES↔EN), videos with captions, and clear guidance to schedule official GED exams. Content and UX are designed for small screens, low bandwidth, and flexible study—virtual or in person.

 

Objective
Increase access and completion for Spanish-speaking learners by delivering culturally responsive, mobile-ready GED study support. Maintain Storyline 360 for complex interactivities while building native mobile templates for quick lessons and quizzes.

 

Key Deliverables
• Mobile App: Spanish lesson flows, practice, and progress guidance; embedded interactive modules
• Prototype Suite: Competitive audit, action map, storyboards, low-fi (XD) and high-fi (Storyline) prototypes
• Media Package: Edited graphics, voiceovers, short videos/animations with captions
• Data & Reporting: Basic analytics events (lesson views/completions) and a simple weekly dashboard

 

Features
• Spanish-first UX: Plain-language lessons for Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies
• Bilingual Support: ES↔EN vocabulary, audio pronunciation, transcripts/captions
• Practice & Readiness: Mini-quizzes with feedback; timed practice; next-step recommendations
• Flexible Access: Zoom/phone/text support; in-person sessions; library study room guidance (KCLS)
• Testing Pathway: We prepare students and help schedule/pay GED exams at authorized centers when ready
• Accessibility: Large tap targets, high contrast, captions, readable at larger text sizes
• Performance: Lightweight screens; clear offline/low-bandwidth messaging

 

Process Highlights
Competitive audit → Action mapping (tasks/objectives) → Storyboards → Lo-fi wireframes (Adobe XD) → Hi-fi lessons (Storyline) → Mobile build (Thunkable) → Iterative user testing and analytics-informed updates

 

Outcomes & Next Steps
• Clearer, fully Spanish experience vs. mixed-language tools; improved engagement and retention
• Roadmap to expand ESL and workforce skills using the same mobile framework
• Ongoing enhancements: native lesson templates in Thunkable, stronger analytics, A/B store copy (EN/ES)