Instructional Technologist & Learning Tech Coach

University of San Francisco; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

University of San Francisco seeks an Instructional Technologist to empower faculty with training and support on teaching and learning technologies. You will develop materials, lead Zoom and in-person workshops, and contribute to accessibility and AI initiatives.

You will work with DLI staff to ensure technologies are pedagogically sound, accessible, and widely adopted, developing self-paced resources and advising on best practices.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in educational or instructional technology, or related field.
• At least two years of experience in training or support in educational technology.
• Experience training or supporting others in the use of video and audio tools.
• Working familiarity with a learning management system (Canvas preferred).
• Working knowledge of digital accessibility standards (WCAG) and captioning workflows.
• Ability to work with faculty and staff at all levels of technical proficiency.
• Experience developing training documentation, tutorials, and job aids.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and other productivity applications.
• Customer focused with strong problem-solving and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead synchronous Zoom-hosted and in-person workshops on teaching and learning technologies and multimedia tools.
• Develop self-paced training materials, tutorials, job aids, and media for faculty and staff at all levels of technical proficiency.
• Apply adult learning and instructional design principles in the design and delivery of training.
• Advise faculty on instructional technology best practices and help them identify tools that fit their teaching goals.
• Provide training and consultation on DLI-supported technologies including Panopto, Zoom, Simple Syllabus, Poll Everywhere, Gradescope, Turnitin, and Respondus.
• Provide Panopto training and faculty support, including guidance on planning video projects.
• Provide training and support for faculty and staff using video and audio in teaching and learning.
• Refer faculty and staff who need professional media production to the appropriate DLI or campus media team.
• Apply digital accessibility standards in training and media, including captioning and transcript workflows.

Skills

Educational technology

Instructional design

Training support

Canvas LMS

Digital accessibility

Communication skills

Documentation

Microsoft Office

Google Workspace

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor’s degree in educational technology

Equivalent education/experience

Tools

Panopto

Gradescope

Poll Everywhere

Turnitin

Respondus

Simple Syllabus

Zoom

Job description

University of San Francisco seeks an Instructional Technologist to empower faculty with training and support on teaching and learning technologies. You will develop materials, lead Zoom and in-person workshops, and contribute to accessibility and AI initiatives.

You will work with DLI staff to ensure technologies are pedagogically sound, accessible, and widely adopted, developing self-paced resources and advising on best practices.