Digital portfolio
Educational Products
Alongside research, I design and ship educational products end-to-end: planning the
curriculum, recording and editing the lessons, publishing them, and then iterating on what learners actually do
with them. The YouTube channel grew organically from zero to 35.2K subscribers by teaching educators how to run
online classes well; the Udemy course series has taught French phonetics, grammar, and exam preparation to more
than 1,030 students across five courses, with a 4.7-star average over 369 reviews. Both are living products,
updated as the tools, the platforms, and the learners' needs change.
YouTube · 2020–present
Educational technology channel
54 instructional videos teaching educators to run online classes (Zoom, Loom, tablets as
whiteboards, Google Slides), grown organically to 35.2K subscribers and 2.9 million views through
audience-informed content refinement. No ads, no cross-promotion.
35.2K subscribers · 54 videos · 2.9M views
Udemy · 2018–present
"Learn French Online" course series
Five French-language online courses, from phonetics for absolute beginners to DELF B2 exam
grammar, authored, recorded, and maintained end-to-end, serving over 1,030 students and refined
using learner needs analysis and engagement data.
5 courses · 1,030+ learners · 369 reviews · 4.7★ average
What learners say
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