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Money Matters
Blended Financial Literacy Program
A five-session financial literacy program combining independent eLearning with instructor-led application and guided practice
Role
Tools
Format
Development
Client
Instructional Designer & eLearning Developer
Lectora, PowerPoint, Dzine, Camtasia
Blended: eLearning + ILT
~120 hours
The King's Daughters Ministry
The Challenge
Money Matters was created for women entering KDM with varying levels of financial literacy, inconsistent budgeting habits, and limited exposure to structured financial education. The existing course lacked a consistent instructional framework, making delivery dependent on individual instructor experience.
The redesigned program needed to provide consistent instruction while giving learners meaningful opportunities to practice real-world financial decisions.
The Solution
I redesigned Money Matters as a five-session blended program built around a narrative framework, realistic financial decisions, and scaffolded practice.
Role
Instructional Designer & eLearning
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Developer Tools
Lectora, PowerPoint, Dzine, Camtasia
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Format
Blended: eLearning + ILT
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Development
~120 hours
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Client
The King’s Daughters Ministry
Session 1: Independent Learning
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Biblical Stewardship
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10/10/80 Framework
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Foundational Terminology
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Guided Learner Workbook
Sessions 2-5: Instructor-Led Training
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Budgeting
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Expense Tracking
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Spending Decisions
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Credit
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Long-term Financial Planning
Why move Session 1 online?
Moving the foundational session to independent eLearning allowed learners to engage privately with personal and potentially sensitive financial content before entering group discussion. It also ensured that every participant entered the instructor-led sessions with the same foundational knowledge.
Design

Guided Practice
Interactive activities such as the 10/10/80 jars move learners from explanation to application.


Scenario-Based Decisions
Maria's financial choices allow learners to apply stewardship principles to realistic situations.
Narrative Framework
The journey structure, guide character, keys, and challenges provide continuity across the learning experience.
Early Outcomes
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Increased preparedness for instructor-led sessions
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Improved accuracy when classifying expenses
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Greater confidence discussing financial decisions
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Readiness to transition into the LIFE employment-readiness program
Evaluation
Ongoing evaluation includes budget completion, savings-goal creation, participant feedback, and instructor observations.
