Organize Around Classroom Topics
Use the topic-pack structure to group related resources and give educators a clear starting point.
Art/Creative Direction
ASCD Creative
ASCD myTeachSource brought classroom-focused professional learning into monthly topic packs. Articles, videos, checklists, rubrics, and reproducibles needed to feel like a useful, navigable resource for busy educators.
The design opportunity was to connect discovery with classroom use. Topic-led organization gave the content a clear frame; consistent presentation helped varied resource formats feel part of the same product. Marketing and social materials introduced the offer and connected it with the digital experience.
Art Direction, including concept development and collaboration on UX/UI, design, marketing, and social media.
Senior Creative Director: Gary Bloom. Web design: Melissa Johnston and Thomas Lytle.
An archived dashboard concept, carrying the Teacher Express working name, explores how a personalized landing page could bring topic discovery, notifications, favorites, notes, and account settings together. It shows the design thinking behind giving educators a useful starting point and reasons to return to the resource.
The Approach
Use the topic-pack structure to group related resources and give educators a clear starting point.
Bring articles, videos, checklists, and reproducibles into a coherent interface while retaining their distinct uses.
Carry the product’s visual language into marketing and social creative so the promise of practical professional learning continues into the experience.
Selected Creative

Historical myTeachSource product-design presentation.
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Historical myTeachSource product-design presentation.
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Historical myTeachSource product-design presentation.
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Historical myTeachSource product-design presentation.
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The Result
The project brought product design, UX/UI, and promotional creative together around ASCD’s classroom-focused professional-learning resource. The selected historical screens show the digital design.