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Master's degree with a concentration in adult learning, education, instructional design, instructional technology, or curriculum development. Specialized knowledge or professional experience in several of the following: instructional systems design, education and adult learning principles, cooperative learning, programming and authoring tools, graphic arts and media design and educational product evaluation.
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We encourage individuals with academic teaching experience (high school or higher education), ed-tech experience from start-ups to larger organizations, and those with direct experience in educational publishing to apply, among others whose creativity and/or expertise will lead to success in working with a team to develop teaching and learning strategies for digital learning with an initial focus on AI-supported pedagogical tools.
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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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Experience: content production; higher education/academic setting; course design/instructional design/teaching; designing/delivering/evaluating professional development for faculty; quality improvement/assessment in blended/online teaching formats; delivering research-based, learner-centered course development support.
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Three years of instructional computing OR related experience (instructional design; digital accessibility support; faculty development; teaching, administration, or accessibility and disability support in an educational setting.
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As part of this commitment, our institution is a member of the Northern California Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (NorCal HERC). Costumes: Introduction to costume, costume construction, masks and make-up, history of clothing and costume, advanced costume design, Computer Aided Drafting (or Drawing) and Design (CADD.
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A demonstrated aptitude for quickly learning new tools, skills and technologies and the ability to stay abreast of emerging trends and technologies in instructional design and higher education are highly desirable.
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A central task is to provide project management and support of the e-learning/digital vendors contracted by FASTC and the T Directorate to ensure all ISD design and development work will be done in accordance with an Instructional Systems Design model (SAM or ADDIE), Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and Federal Law Enforcement Training Accreditation (FLETA) standards for the DS/T/Office of the Foreign Affairs Security Training Center (FASTC.
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Highly effective Special Education Coordinator works collaboratively with the campus Instructional. The Special Education Coordinator is an individual who works in compliance with additional oversight.
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Training in District instructional initiatives such as 5D+, Capturing Kids Hearts, Instructional Rounds, Differentiated Instruction, Explicit Instruction, NGSX, PBIS, Reaching Higher, Reading Apprenticeship, Reader’s Workshop, SIOP, SOEL, START, etc.
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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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Or two years of experience in an education related field including nursery school, adult day program, after school program, extended day, or school/non-school based departments, etc., and successful completion of the ParaPro Assessment with a qualifying score of 455 or higher is required.
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The eLearning IDD will also be proficient in course development and, when needed, be able to convert instructional materials into interactive/engaging courses using course authoring software, visual/graphic design tools, and audio/production software.
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Adult Learning SME - Utilize instructional design principles, adult learning theories, and accessibility to create engaging and effective learning & adoption; stay abreast of the latest trends and technologies in instructional design and adult education.
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Work closely with and assist IEP Coordinators in data entry tasks by entering confidential data from the Portal to Exceptional Education Resources (PEER) into Skyward. Knowledge of Skyward, knowledge of PEER (Portal to Exceptional Education Resources.
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