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Portfolio

Thank you for your interest in my portfolio!

What follows below is a select list of projects and artifacts that are representative of my knowledge, skills and abilities. The samples fall into three general categories: web/online, e-learning, and writing, all of which have been drawn from past employment experiences and my studies at East Stroudsburg University and Cal State, East Bay. A brief description / reflection accompanies each project below. Unless otherwise noted, work products displayed here were created entirely by me...this includes the design, coding, graphics, and content.

The dates, show in parens, is when I completed the first production worth version of the project. In most cases I still maintain either the site or project for the client.

Note: Each of the respective samples can be enlarged by clicking on the screenshot associated with it. To close the enlarged screenshot, simply click anywhere on the screen outside of the modal window.

Web/Online Projects

Client:
Whitewater Rafting Adventures (2009)
Platform:
Wordpress (CMS), MachForms (Reservations)
Tools:
Coda (PHP, HTML, CSS, jQuery), Gimp (Final Graphics)
Details:

WRA is a family-oriented adventure outfitter located in the Poconos. They wanted a modern, usable and information rich website to replace their outdated one.

Website:
http://www.adventurerafting.com

Client:
Nazareth Area String Orchestra (2008)
Platform:
WordPress
Tools:
Coda (PHP, HTML, CSS), Gimp (Graphic Design)
Details:

Instrumental music teacher’s website.

Website:
http://www.nastrings.org

Client:
A-List Bloggers Network (2008)
Platform:
WordPress
Tools:
Coda (PHP, HTML, CSS), Inkscape (Wireframes), Gimp (Final Graphic Design)
Details:

Association blog portal designed to aggregate a number of association blogs and present them in a consolidated format.

Website:
http://www.alistbloggers.org

Client:
CommunityGuy - Jake McKee (2009)
Platform:
Jamit Job Board
Tools:
Coda (PHP, HTML, CSS, jQuery), Gimp (Final Graphics)
Details:

Jake McKee wanted to create a community related resource for job seekers and employers. This is the result.

Website:
http://www.communityguy.com/jobs/

Client:
Maryland Recycling Network (2009)
Platform:
Drupal
Tools:
Coda (PHP, HTML, CSS), Gimp (Final Graphics), Inkscape (Wireframes)
Details:

MRN is a professional association.

Website:
http://www.marylandrecyclingnetwork.org/

E-Learning Projects

Project:
TWC/LAF Cancer Transitions (2009)
Platform:
Moodle
Tools:
Moodle, Articulate Presenter, Articulate Quizmaker, Gimp, Adobe Acrobat
Details:

The first phase of a grant-funded joint project between TWC and LAF. This project involved converting a 6-session, instructor-led training into something that could be delivered online both synchronously and asynchronously via their learning management system.

View:
http://www.thewellnesscommunity.org/dl/ (Password Protected)

Project:
Accessible E-Learning Design (2007)
Platform:
Web
Tools:
Notepad, Adobe Fireworks
Details:

This was a project I completed as part of my Online Learning course work at CSU East Bay. It’s a simple example of not only converting paper-based content to a web-based format but also doing so in an accessible manner.

View:
http://davesabol.com/portfolio_files/eLearning/introduction.php

Project:
Interactive Reflective Decision Maker Application (2006)
Platform:
Web
Tools:
ToolBook, Powerpoint, Adobe Fireworks
Details:

I was approached by the ESU School of Professional Studies to transform a series of three .ppt presentations that they used as a summative assessment instrument into something more suitable for the web.

View:
ESU Interactive Reflective Decision Maker Application

Project:
Roberts Rules of Order (2007)
Platform:
SumTotal LMS
Tools:
ToolBook, Adobe Fireworks
Details:

This was the first course in a series that I developed for PMI on association governance.

View:
Robert's Rules of Order