Published articles

  • AI keyboard letters revealed under ripped paper bag paper.

    Working in AI (when your friends hate AI)

    How I navigate the content design field, in an AI-smitten age, when my writer friends despise all things AI.

  • Woman holding a perfect apple pie in a 1950s kitchen. She's brown-skinned with brown hair and brown eyes. She's wearing a classic blue dress and red apron. But the kitchen behind her is in shambles. Batter has fallen everywhere, the stove's on fire.

    Stop making life look perfect. Write to grow yourself, not your audience.

    Why transparency always wins in writing. The perspective of a professional writer and homeschooling mom who doesn't have it all together.

  • Black girls eith braided hair double-dutching in the city. Black and white photo.

    Thinking about homeschooling? You're already doing it.

    How parents are homeschooling in all different flavors and where you can jump in. (Notes from a former educator.)iption goes here

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    UX of EdTech

    • “Part 1: Examining the UXW Practice”

    • “Part 2: Leading UX Writing and Content Design”

    • “Part 3: The Solo UX Writer and Their Advocates”

  • Medium logo three white dots on black background

    Medium

    • “Three Things I’ve Learned About UX Design from EdTech”

    • “Three Thing I’ve Learned About ‘Breaking In’ to EdTech”

    • “Three Ways to Land Your EdTech Dream Job with Authenticity”

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    BrainPOP blog

    • “Educator-Approved Tips to Declutter and Streamline Your Day”

    • “Three Ways Educators Can Become EdTech Managers in Their Classrooms”

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    How content designers get product designers to understand how we work

    Content design answers in 500 words or less

    How do we get other designers to know how to work with us as content designers? Simple. Use words.

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    How not to feel left out on the design playground

    Content design answers in 500 words or less

    How do we become more included in the design process and why are we still talking about this? Easy. Remember kindergarten.