
M.S. Learning Design & Technology, University of San Diego · Expected Dec. 2026
Instructional Design · Student Success · Curriculum · Ed-Tech Prototyping
Learning designer building experiences and systems that help people move from friction to meaningful action.
Building instructional design artifacts, student-support systems, ed-tech prototypes, and reflective learning experiences for learners, educators, and self-directed growth.
Confusion Management Learning System
An instructional design case study that helps learners diagnose confusion, choose the right support, and convert uncertainty into action through job aids, flowcharts, and an e-learning prototype.
Selected projects

/today → check-in → mode → next move → reflect → history
A working MVP that helps people choose the right next move based on their actual state—not an idealized version of themselves. Built around a canonical loop of check-in, interpretation, right-sized action, and reflection.
What it demonstrates
- Designing a self-regulation loop that connects state awareness, interpretation, action, and reflection
- Building a working full-stack MVP with Next.js, Supabase, authentication, stored results, and history
- Making human-centered product decisions by stabilizing the core non-AI loop before adding bounded AI
- Translating a messy human problem into a structured product experience

Mentor contact & support workflows
An AmeriCorps-inspired student-support prototype exploring how mentors and program staff could maintain better contact, organize learner needs, and use AI support layers to improve follow-through.
What it demonstrates
- Student support and mentor follow-through workflows
- Program operations and dashboard concepting
- AI support layers for coaches and program staff

Open-world education model
Independent education design project exploring open-world education: a framework for turning real places into rigorous, embodied, globally networked learning environments—with concept, brand, manifesto, and sample model around Meta Academy Tahoe.
What it demonstrates
- Place-based and embodied learning design
- Open-world mission and curriculum concepting
- AI mentorship framing that deepens attention to reality
- Public writing, product storytelling, and site development

Atmosphere, ritual, facilitation
A facilitation and experience-design project using gathering, ritual, and conversation to create environments for reflection and meaningful dialogue.
What it demonstrates
- Designing learning through environment and atmosphere
- Structuring open-ended experiences without over-controlling them
- Using facilitation and context to shape engagement
Graduate research and inquiry
Digital friction in learning environments
Contact Peter
Open to instructional design, learning design, student success, curriculum, academic coaching, and ed-tech roles—including internships, contract work, and full-time opportunities.
