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Master’s Degree in Instructional Design, Graphic Design, Education Technology, or similar field (Preferred). Education: Bachelor’s Degree required in Instructional Design, Education Technology, or similar field.
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3 years relevant experience in an instructional design role Extensive experience with authoring tools, such as Storyline/Rise 360, or similar, as well as JavaScript for xAPI Multimedia development in audio, video, and/or animation (e.g. Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere) Experience designing and developing interactive training materials in multiple modalities Proven work experience designing and delivering training solutions to large organizations.
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Requirements Education Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or four-year university in instructional design, instructional technology, education, communications, computer science, information systems or closely related field or related equivalent experience.
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Graduate Degree in Instructional Design, Instructional Technology, Education, Applied Anthropology, Demography, Ethnography, User Experience Design or Research, Program Design or related field.
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Preferred Education, Experience and Skills: Bachelor’s degree in instructional technology, instructional design, education, or related field. Photo Gallery Tour | Yale West CampusReporting to the Director of Instructional Design and Learning Technology, the Instructional Technology and Design Specialist would be an integral part of the team, responsible for supporting instructional design, academic technology, and media-enhanced teaching and learning.
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The School's growth includes the expansion to the undergraduate level over the last five years, adding six bachelors degrees (five 's (Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Special Education) and one in Human and Organizational Development), one undergraduate certificate, and several new minors (Instructional Design and Technology, Recreation and Wellness, Health Education, and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages.
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Minimum Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in Instructional Design, Information Systems, Computer Science, Online/Distance Education, Instructional/Information Technology, or a related field.
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In addition, the College offers graduate programs leading to masters degrees in Accounting, Applied Mathematics, Business Administration, Contemporary Instructional Design, Computer Science, Creative Music Technology, Data Science, Educational Leadership, Nursing, Social Work, and Special Education, as well as a Doctor of Nursing Practice.
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The Academic ITC provides instructional technology support to students, faculty, and staff, including hardware and software support for faculty, staff, instructional labs, and technology-enhanced department classrooms.
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Preferred QualificationsGraduate Degree in Instructional Design, Instructional Technology, Education, Applied Anthropology, Demography, Ethnography, User Experience Design or Research, Program Design or related field.
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The Manager, IT Instructional Design and Training role manages the design, delivery, and evaluation of all Epic training curriculum, environments and classes for all Epic implementations.
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Qualifications Educational requirementsBachelor's degree in one of the following areas: Business Administration, Computer, Science, Computer Science Education, Graphic Design, Fine Arts, Multimedia, Web Development, Mobile Application Development, Curriculum Development and Instruction, Computer Engineering, Business Education, Animation, Adult Education, Information Studies/Technology, Interactive Design, Film/Video Production.
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Working in a fast-paced international commodity trading environment, the successful candidate will be leading technology projects across the full lifecycle including business analysis, design, architecture, development, deployment, support and business change & transition.
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The College of Education has departments and programs in the following subject areas: educational leadership, elementary & bilingual education, instructional design & technology, literacy & reading education, secondary education, and special education.
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Five years of design experience, including instructional, strategic, business, and product design, or related experience. The Civic Designer will play a central role in deploying design-based innovation approaches to support the Cleveland i-teams work on the Bloomberg American Sustainable Cities initiative.
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