Instructional Multimedia Developer (Loyola College in Maryland) [ARCHIVED]

Functioning within Educational and Emerging Technologies, the incumbent
will work with Content Area Experts, an Instructional Designer and the
Assistant Director in the development of multimedia elements for
instructional tools. Responsibilities include developing visual design
elements for interactive instructional media and monitoring the
effectiveness and usability of these elements, maintaining up-to-date
knowledge on new media products and implementations, and helping in
the maintenance of our Emerging Technologies Lab. Projects may include,
but are not limited to: interactive website creation, instructional audio and
video editing and audio and video additions to Power Point presentations.
The position may also be a part of project teams in the development of
larger scale instructional media tools and will collaborate with project
managers to help in the outline of scope for these projects.
As needed, the candidate will also work with the Technology Training
Coordinator and Instructional Designer in the development of online and
face-to-face training for faculty, administrator, staff and student
constituents on multimedia software. Responsibilities include the design
and delivery of online tutorials and face-to-face training courses, and
updating training materials as needed.

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