Instructional Designer - Higher Ed & Inclusive Learning
Southwestern University
Georgetown (TX)
Hybrid
USD 61,200 - 74,800
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive benefits package
Tuition assistance
Access to athletic facilities
Job summary
An independent undergraduate institution in Georgetown, Texas, seeks an Instructional Designer to enhance course design and faculty development. The ideal candidate will have a Master's degree and substantial instructional design experience. Responsibilities include collaborating with faculty, conducting workshops, and ensuring course accessibility. The role emphasizes innovative teaching and a commitment to diverse learning environments and community values. A competitive salary of $68,000 and comprehensive benefits are provided.
Qualifications
Minimum of 3–5 years of experience in instructional design.
Demonstrated expertise in instructional design frameworks.
Experience designing courses for diverse learning modalities.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with faculty to design and develop courses.
Develop and lead workshops on instructional design best practices.
Support digital accessibility compliance in course design.
Skills
Strong project management
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Collaboration with faculty
Commitment to diversity and inclusion
Education
Master's degree in instructional design or related field
An independent undergraduate institution in Georgetown, Texas, seeks an Instructional Designer to enhance course design and faculty development. The ideal candidate will have a Master's degree and substantial instructional design experience. Responsibilities include collaborating with faculty, conducting workshops, and ensuring course accessibility. The role emphasizes innovative teaching and a commitment to diverse learning environments and community values. A competitive salary of $68,000 and comprehensive benefits are provided.