Instructional Designer Sample Clauses

Instructional Designer. The individual(s) responsible for the provision of project management, course design and online pedagogical expertise to the Course Development or Major Revision process to ensure that all aspects of this Agreement, including timelines, are met;
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Instructional Designer. Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Instructional Design, Educational Technology, or a related field. • Minimum of 7 years in e-learning content design and development. • Proficiency in developing content that aligns with learning objectives and engages learners through varied instructional strategies (e.g., scenario-based learning, gamification). • Ability to design and implement effective assessments and evaluations, including quizzes, simulations, and practical exercises. • Expertise in instructional design methodologies. • Deep understanding of adult learning theories, cognitive psychology, and constructivist learning approaches.

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