About The Position

Study.com is the leading educational website with lessons, courses, and practice for students, teachers, and adult learners. We are building three new college-level courses focused on working with generative AI tools and we are seeking College Lesson Video Creators who are subject-matter experts that is able to record short, narrated screen-capture walkthroughs that demonstrate AI-tool tasks. This is a remote contractor role.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in a domain-relevant field required.
  • Two or more years of hands-on experience in the relevant domain.
  • Demonstrated hands-on experience with generative AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot) in real professional workflows.
  • Ability to distinguish transformative AI capabilities.
  • Strong judgment for evaluating AI output quality.
  • Working awareness of prompt engineering fundamentals as applied to their domain.
  • Able to screen-record a 4–6-minute walkthrough with clear spoken narration.
  • Appropriate recording equipment for high-quality video (clean audio, 1080p screen capture).
  • Proficiency with screen recording and light video editing software (Camtasia, Loom, OBS Studio, ScreenFlow, or equivalent); candidates must own or have access to their preferred tool.
  • Comfort with light video touch-up (intro plus watermark logo).
  • Comfortable with voiceover narration; clear, natural delivery at a pace appropriate for instructional content.
  • Able to structure a video lesson effectively: clear setup, logical sequencing of steps, and a summary that reinforces key takeaways.
  • Can write and speak clearly for non-technical college learners.
  • Strong written communication — feedback and scripts must be specific, well-organized, and actionable.
  • Able to distinguish personal preference from principled critique when reviewing materials.
  • Comfortable working asynchronously with an in-house team.
  • Can assess whether an exercise or scenario reflects actual professional practice.
  • Can identify gaps between stated learning objectives, the skills being taught, and what learners would actually need to complete a task.
  • Working experience in at least one of the three course domains: Business Analytics with AI, Business Communication with AI, or Responsible & Ethical AI Use.
  • Active practitioner in their field — a working analyst (SQL, Excel/Sheets, Python/R or a BI tool), a professional in a communication-heavy role (marketing, comms, consulting, client management, HR), or someone who handles AI-use decisions in practice (policy, privacy, disclosure, bias, appropriate use).
  • Uses LLMs in that work routinely — e.g., writing queries and interpreting results; drafting, editing, and adapting business writing; or navigating responsible-use questions — and can demo it on screen.
  • Sound judgment on AI output — knows when a response is generic, off-tone, or wrong, and can frame both good and problematic use patterns in a practical way non-technical learners can act on.

Nice To Haves

  • Master's degree and/or college teaching experience preferred.
  • Screen-recording or tutorial experience is a plus, not required.
  • Prior screencast, tutorial, or narrated-walkthrough experience.
  • AI certificates or an AI-assisted work portfolio.
  • Prior experience mentoring, leading internal training, or developing SOPs/documentation.
  • Familiarity with adult learning principles or instructional design concepts — informal, on-the-job exposure is sufficient.
  • Experience as a student in professional development courses and a strong sense of what "good" looks like from the learner's perspective.

Responsibilities

  • Record short, narrated screen-capture walkthroughs that demonstrate AI-tool tasks.
  • Distinguish transformative AI capabilities.
  • Evaluate AI output quality, spotting when a model's output is plausible but wrong, incomplete, or misleading in a professional context.
  • Apply prompt engineering fundamentals as needed for the domain.
  • Screen-record a 4–6-minute walkthrough with clear spoken narration.
  • Perform light video editing, including adding an intro and watermark logo.
  • Deliver clear, natural voiceover narration at a pace appropriate for instructional content.
  • Structure video lessons effectively with a clear setup, logical sequencing of steps, and a summary that reinforces key takeaways.
  • Write and speak clearly for non-technical college learners.
  • Provide specific, well-organized, and actionable feedback and scripts.
  • Distinguish personal preference from principled critique when reviewing materials.
  • Work asynchronously with an in-house team.
  • Assess whether an exercise or scenario reflects actual professional practice.
  • Identify gaps between stated learning objectives, the skills being taught, and what learners would actually need to complete a task.
  • Demonstrate the use of everyday LLMs (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) as part of professional workflows.
  • Use LLMs routinely for tasks such as writing queries and interpreting results, drafting/editing business writing, or navigating responsible-use questions, and demo it on screen.
  • Frame both good and problematic AI use patterns in a practical way non-technical learners can act on.

Benefits

  • Reliable Payments: You'll receive payments twice a month and automated invoicing for your work.
  • Remote Work: This is a fully online contracted work-from-home opportunity.
  • Flexibility: Work when you want, where you want, and select projects that most interest you.
  • Support: Our supportive staff is available answer your questions and help you get up and running.
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