I'm David Sapp. I build technical training for engineering and commercial teams working on warehouse automation: Kubernetes-based platforms, edge services, and autonomous mobile robots. AI-driven development is my default way of working, not an add-on.
An instructional approach that utilizes scenario-based learning to assist flight attendants in overcoming language barriers.
This Articulate template features a modern, clean design that emphasizes clarity and ease of navigation. The sleek color palette and minimal layout create a professional look while keeping the learner focused on the content.
An immersive eLearning module for ESL kids and teachers. Interactive sentence building that overcomes language barriers, built with Articulate.
I design training that moves metrics, for software, for hardware, and for the people who install and run both.
I'm an Instructional Designer in Product Training & Information at Dematic, where I build technical training on a warehouse automation platform for around 200 engineers and commercial staff. My work spans software training, customer-facing installation video, and training for site installers.
I came to this through the classroom: public schools in Michigan, then university-level teaching in South Korea and China. Teaching across languages and cultures is where I learned what actually makes instruction land, and it's why I build everything around scenarios, action mapping, and measurable outcomes rather than content dumps.
I build with AI as the default mechanism, not a bolt-on. That ranges from AI-assisted development in Storyline to an agent I wrote that runs item analysis on assessment data.
Building something your people need to learn?