Human-Centered Design for Real-World Impact
Hello, my name is Marwa Crisp
I design human-centered learning experiences that make complex STEAM concepts clearer, more engaging, and accessible through intentional instructional design.
Marwa Crisp
M.Ed. Learning Design and Technology , IDD candidate
Graduate Certificate in ELearning Design
University of Georgia
Featured Learning Innovations
Hands-On HCD Design Sprint
Problem: Traditional professional learning often lacks collaboration and real-world relevance.
Solution: A human-centered design sprint empowering educators to co-create learner-centered solutions.
AI-Driven Empathy Simulation
Problem: Static digital models rarely allow authentic practice of human-centered decision-making.
Solution: A high-fidelity Storyline 360 simulation bridging the gap between the HCD framework and AI integration through an end-to-end STEAM design lifecycle.
Strategic Learning Impact Plan
Problem: Learning initiatives often lack measurable connections to organizational outcomes.
Solution: A logic-model-driven evaluation framework tracking skill transfer and behavior change.
You are the James Brown of education! You continually demonstrate extensive content and pedagogical knowledge, enriching the curriculum and guiding colleagues in enriching the curriculum. You have taken a new program, Design Thinking, and exploded into the stratosphere with the amazing opportunities it has afforded our children. You are a true gift to our community!
Guy Crotsley
My Toolbox
Storyline
Rise
Brightspace
Figma
ChatGPT
GIMP
WordPress
About Me
Designing with intention.
I believe learning is most powerful when it is social, meaningful, and connected to real-world challenges and human experiences. I intentionally design learning experiences that foster understanding, engagement, and effective collaboration, using scenario-based, human-centered, and research-driven strategies. By blending accessibility, instructional strategy, and learner-centered design, my work helps learners, teams, and organizations solve real-world problems and achieve measurable outcomes.
Understanding the people you are designing for is essential. It ensures that the solutions, experiences, or products created are relevant, usable, and impactful. Without this understanding, even the most well-designed learning risks being ineffective.