Open-Access Resources
Sharing Non-Academic Things I've Made for the Greater Good :)
The Learning Theory Map
This resource is intended to be a primer, quick-reference to learn about learning theories! I made these graphics for use in my undergraduate “Learning Theories for Teachers” course for undergraduate/pre-service teachers as a ‘first exposure’ to learning theory.
A Critical Theories Crash Course for Learning Scientists-in-Training
An in-depth resource introducing critical theories to learning scientists, featuring curated reading lists, teaching strategies, and guidance on integrating equity-focused frameworks into education research and practice.
Morgan's Template for Outlining Academic Arguments
A scaffold I created & shared while working as a Graduate Tutor at IU's Writing Tutorial Services - particularly useful for supporting undergraduate students learning how to write an academic / course paper!
Medical Specialty Camp Literature Database
An interactive database of literature from a systematic review of research conducted at camps specifically for youth/adults with disabilities, chronic illness, and medical needs. A passion project by myself (developer/designer) and my partner Dr. Jonathan Gerth (reviewer)
LearnabilityHQ.com
Learnability is a knowledge base for educators and learners of all ages. We gather free, high-quality educational resources from around the internet and make them easily accessible for the everyday educator. Think of us as a curated search engine for all your educational needs. passion project by myself (Technical Lead & Designer) and Dr. Megan Humburg (Content Lead).
Sample Lesson Plans for Critique & Redesign
A collection of 'messy' and minimalistic (& often AI-generated) lesson plans curated for use by my undergraduate students while learning how to critique, iterate on, and theoretically-ground lesson plan designs.
Publicly Available Classroom Video Index
An index of publicly-available, open-access instructional and classroom observation videos for in-class demos & video/interaction analysis practice. Intended for use with undergraduate pre-service teachers & junior graduate students of learning theories.
Resources for Being Human in Bloomington
A curation of local resources and organizations at IU / in Bloomington for students who need support 'being human' (i.e. food/housing insecurity, LGBTQ+ resources, violence, funding, counseling, etc.)
Things I Wish I Knew About the Learning Sciences
A practical, researcher-informed guide to key theories, frameworks, and figures in the learning sciences—ideal for newcomers seeking foundational concepts, major citations, and methodological overviews in education research.