Learning Designer - K-12 EdTech & Digital Learning

Anti-Defamation League; Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington (MA, NY, Philadelphia County, District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 80,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Anti-Defamation League seeks a Learning Designer to create high-quality online educational content for K-12 audiences under the direction of the Director of Digital Strategy and Design. You will transform print materials into engaging digital formats, including microlearning and comprehensive courses, aligning with pedagogy and emerging EdTech trends.

The role emphasizes collaboration with subject matter experts, rapid authoring, and ensuring accessibility across platforms in a hybrid

Qualifications

• Assessment of learning objectives and design grounded in theory.
• Proficient with Articulate Storyline, Articulate Rise, Canva and video creation.
• Strong project management, organization, and ability to meet deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Design end-to-end K-12 digital learning experiences for educators, caregivers, and students.
• Develop multimedia modules, videos, and interactive assets with rapid authoring tools.
• Collaborate with SMEs to translate complex topics into accessible materials.
• Manage projects, timelines, risks, and feedback in a remote team setting.

Skills

Project management

Communication

Independent work

Adaptability

Remote collaboration

Team collaboration

Adult learning theory

Education

Bachelor's degree in instructional design

Master's degree

Tools

Articulate Storyline

Articulate Rise

Canva

Video creation

Job description

Anti-Defamation League seeks a Learning Designer to create high-quality online educational content for K-12 audiences under the direction of the Director of Digital Strategy and Design. You will transform print materials into engaging digital formats, including microlearning and comprehensive courses, aligning with pedagogy and emerging EdTech trends.

The role emphasizes collaboration with subject matter experts, rapid authoring, and ensuring accessibility across platforms in a hybrid