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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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Skills: Articulate Studio 360 Adobe Illustrator Video Editing Solid project management skills including, planning work, managing details, and keeping multiple tasks/projects on track Industry certifications in instructional design, curriculum development, performance improvement, project management, and content-specific certifications as appropriate (e.g. CPTD, CPT, PMP, etc.
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Faculty DevelopmentThe Instructional Designer will partner with members of the Instructional Design team, other Educational Technology Services colleagues, the USF Center for Teaching Excellence, and the Provost office to provide broad faculty development programming around instructional design principles, learning theory, research-based instructional strategies, and effective use of educational technologies.
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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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Minimum Requirements Bachelor’s degree required, degree in education technology, instructional technology, instructional design, computer science, information systems or related field.
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The successful candidate will leverage instructional design methodologies, learning strategies, and technology to develop curriculum content, training materials, training modules, and teaching aids.
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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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The university's full-time and adjunct faculty are experts in their field, and the Instructional Designer I will assist faculty to share their expertise through high-quality course design within the university's learning management system, Canvas, and quality assurance model, Quality Matters.
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Job Family:Technology ConsultingTravel Required:NoneClearance Required:Active Top Secret SCI with PolygraphWhat You Will Do:You will bring a broad and varied skill set that includes understanding of instructional design models and theories, proficiency in virtual & instructor-led modalities, e Learning solutions, training plan creation, and program evaluation.
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Preferred degrees include talent development, human resources, communication, education, instructional design/technology, or other related field. Experience and proficiency with a Learning Management System.
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General responsibilities include consulting with internal clients on training needs analyses, identifying appropriate instructional strategies, design and development of instructional material, simultaneous management of multiple projects of varying scope, and evaluation of training programs.
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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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Preferred Qualifications: Certificate or graduate work in educational technology, writing in the disciplines, technical or scientific communication, or instructional design is a plus.
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Required Qualifications: BA in Education, Instructional Design, Educational Technology, Learning Sciences, or a related field. Minimum of 3 years instructional design, curriculum development and technical writing experience Proficiency with Articulate Storyline (or similar e-learning authoring tools) and learning management systems (LMS.
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Masters in instructional design, graphic design, education technology, or similar field or industry certifications in instructional design, curriculum development, performance improvement, project management, and content-specific certifications as appropriate (e.g. CPTD, CPT, PMP, etc.
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