The Instructional Designer develops instructional strategies, course materials, and assessment techniques, ensuring appropriate integration of instructional technologies into courses. The role consults with and guides faculty on pedagogical content delivery and instructional methods, provides faculty training and workshops on the Learning Management System (LMS) and other integrated systems, and conducts online course certification reviews and reaffirmations. The Instructional Designer manages course projects from inception to completion; collaborates with faculty on curriculum development and multimedia use; maintains course shells, templates, development records, and schedules; and promotes effective distance-learning technologies and online education. The role also identifies reusable learning objects consistent with fair use standards, evaluates instructional design against objectives, researches and recommends multimedia and course-delivery software, conducts needs assessments, develops or delivers internal training, and helps coordinate course materials and instructional media. Other job-related duties may be assigned. The position requires regular physical attendance. The minimum base pay starts at $53,677 annually, with the offer potentially varying based on education and experience. The posting notes potential remote or hybrid opportunities, but does not specify a fixed workplace type.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level