The Associate Instructional Designer position at UCEAP supports the development of study abroad instructional design and staff training projects. Key responsibilities include creating and editing engaging online learning content, utilizing educational technologies, and collaborating with diverse teams. The role demands independent work and cross-functional collaboration. Applicants need a bachelor's degree and at least two years of relevant instructional design experience. Responsibilities also involve course design, offering technical support, and researching best practices to enhance the learning experience in line with UCEAP's strategic goals.
The Associate Instructional Designer role at UCEAP focuses on creating learner-centered online activities by leveraging technology and collaborating with cross-functional teams.
This position requires two or more years of experience in instructional design and emphasizes the importance of applying current pedagogical strategies in content delivery.
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