Kimberly C. Bronico
* ******** *****, ************, ** 19426
(e-mail) **********@*****.*** (phone) 610-***-****
(website) https://sites.google.com/site/kimbronico/
OBJECTIVE
A position that requires a broad range of technical writing, end-user support, and training skills
such as design and implementation of e-Learning or instructor-led materials.
SUMMARY OF SKILLS
Instructional designer and technical writer experienced in end-user support, courseware design,
and technical documentation for print, computer, and instructor-based mediums. Experienced
with all phases of design from high-level analysis to design, development, and evaluation of
courseware, technical documentation, and supplementary materials. Quick learner who strives
to increase knowledge in computer technologies and enjoys learning new software products and
development tools.
EMPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS
Lead Instructional Designer – Computer Sciences Corp., Falls Church, VA - April
1994 - 1996/ Instructional Designer June 1991 – October 1992
Designed and developed an interactive tutorial for the Marine Corps’ Automated
Instructional Management System (MCAIMS).
• Created screen design and script.
• Tutorial included locator map and glossary/“How do I?” window.
• Developed courseware using Authorware Professional.
• Interfaced with the client and provided in-progress demonstrations.
Instructed Marine Corps Project Officers in the use of Microsoft Project 4.0 for Windows, a
graphical project management program.
• Developed instructor’s guide and supplementary materials.
• Instructed project managers in the use of Microsoft Project and provided any
necessary technical support.
Designed and developed an interactive tutorial for the Marine Corps’ Training Requirements and
Resource Management System (TRRMS). The tutorial employed a discover, review, practice
methodology that encouraged the user to perform system tasks.
Instructional Designer - Statistica, Inc., Chantilly, VA – Oct. 1992 – April 1994
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Designed and developed interactive courseware for Trailblazer and Quickfix Maintenance
Training Simulators. Employed the Instructional System Design (ISD), Systems
Approach to Training (SAT), and Information Mapping design metholodogies to design
and develop courseware and technical documentation.
• Designed course strategy, test strategy, course conventions, and flowcharting
procedures.
• Designed and developed On-line System Guide and fault scenario test procedures
• Developed an outline for the fault scenario authoring course.
Technical Research Associate – InfoMed Plus, Hanover, PA – April 1997 – April
1998
Conducted research for clients employing a variety of mixed strategies. The completed
documention included cited journal articles and relevant web sites. Interfaced with the clients,
researched the subject matter, compiled related material, organized the final document, and
presented the package to the client.
OTHER EXPERIENCE
Substitute Teacher/Teacher - STS, Pottsgrove School District, Boyertown School
District, Spring-ford School District, Wonder Years – Sept 2009 - Present
Working as a substitute teacher in local school districts. Incorporating positive behavior
management plan for individual and whole-group success. Also providing grade-
appropriate emergency lesson plans as needed.
• Developed instructional system plans and individual lesson plans.
• Assisted in administering standard-based assessments.
• Followed the Core Curriculum Standards used by the district.
• Provided extended and differentiated instruction.
SOFTWARE SKILLS
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Authorware Professional Microsoft Project
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Summit Authoring Language PowerPoint
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Acrobat to develop pdf files MS Office Product
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Photoshop Google Docs
EDUCATION
Instructional I Teaching Certificate, K-6, February 2012.
Master’s of Education, Cabrini College, August 2012.
B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1989, Communications, Magna Cum Laude.
Completed several Instructional Design graduate classes at Marymount University.
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