Junior Instructional Designer (PT)

$30,000 - $32,000/Yr

Curry College - Milton, MA

Part-time - Entry Level

Milton, MA

Educational Services

About the position

The Junior Instructional Designer is a part-time role at Curry College, primarily responsible for supporting educational technology systems and collaborating with faculty to enhance online and in-person educational experiences. This position involves working with the Canvas Learning Management System and providing tier-one support for various educational technologies. The Junior Instructional Designer will also assist in the development and implementation of professional development programs for faculty and staff.

Responsibilities

• Provide tier-one support for the Canvas Learning Management System and other educational technologies.
• Train faculty in the use of instructional technology, including software like Respondus LockDown Browser, Panopto, Zoom, and Qualtrics.
• Support innovative uses of technology in the curriculum and assist with new software implementation.
• Incorporate accessibility guidelines in the training and implementation of educational technology.
• Create and edit guide sheets and tutorials for faculty and staff.
• Collaborate with faculty to develop accessible teaching and learning environments.
• Assist in the development of best-practice standards for online and in-person teaching strategies.
• Gather and share data on center utilization and assist with event planning and execution.
• Coordinate departmental communications and outreach efforts.

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in education, technical writing, instructional technology, or information technology (preferred).
• Experience troubleshooting and performing tier 1 technical support.
• Demonstrable computing and technology skills with complex applications.
• Ability to multi-task, set priorities, and adhere to deadlines.
• Experience with administration of LMS systems, preferably Canvas.
• Working knowledge of AI and associated tools.

Nice-to-haves

• Multimedia skills, such as video production and editing.
• Project management skills and experience guiding interdisciplinary teams.
• Experience designing and delivering faculty development workshops.
• Knowledge of federal and state laws related to usability and accessibility (ADA Section 508).
• Experience applying quality improvement processes to ensure content standardization.

Benefits

• Part-time position with flexible hours.
• Opportunity to work in an educational environment.
• Professional development opportunities.