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Past Projects from University

Overview of the E-Portfolio

My name is Gareth Brinn. I am a graduate of the Master of Arts in Technical Communication and E-Learning student at the University of Limerick. I started my career in the Payments Technology sector. But I have migrated to the Open Source software industry.

This website exists to highlight my best work, skills, and knowledge in the fields of technical communication and e-learning.

Past Collaborations

Instructions Redesign

I redesigned a set of instructions for a child's experiment kit. This design showcases my ability to be creative while adhering to key design principles.

I created this image using Microsoft PowerPoint.

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Instructional Podcast

I created the introductory lesson of a fictional course centring on the issues facing the LGBTQ+ community.

I used this assignment to showcase the role that instructional designers could have in implementing social change through education.

Image taken from Wix stock images.

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Graphics Critique

I critiqued three graphics that I found online. I also remade one of the graphics. This document demonstrates my critical analysis skills and my ability to (re)design graphics.

Image taken from the Limerick City and County Council 2018 Report, p.156.

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Proposal and Storyboard

Chloe Keane and I decided to create a resource hub for students of English literature in third-level institutions. These two documents show the initial proposal and storyboard that we created for the project.

Summary of the Proposed Open Educational Resource.

Image created by Chloe Keane using Canva.

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My Latest Tweets

Gorm Media

Gorm Media is a digital platform that seeks to dissect ireland's social issues through articles, education and the YouTube series 'Gorm TV'.

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Tips and Tools for Students of English Literature

An Open Educational Resource that offers tips, advice, and resources to English literature students in third-level education.

Go to Tips and Tools

Unapologetic

A new magazine that seeks to create a comprehensive view of the social issues facing Irish society today by bringing together artists, activists, creative writers, and academics.

Go to Unapologetic