Instructional Designer - Office of Digital Learning & Academic Technology

Provide recommendations for course design and development including interface design, course architecture and navigation, content arrangement, sequencing of lessons, and alignment of assessments. Develop course/module level objectives, learning activities, assessments, and align course materials. Assist instructors in implementing AI for teaching and learning. Assist instructors with accessibility ratings of online course content following the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and Quality Matters (QM) Higher Ed. Course Design Rubric. Provide assistance with essential course design traits to meet online course Quality Standards, reviewing and recommending academic technology solutions, offering guidance on best practices for online pedagogy, and assisting with course design in accordance with QM standards. Provide progress reports during QM review processes and assist with course remediation. Train instructors and staff on Instructional Design and Instructional Technologies, including QM rubric, course templates and design, accessibility standards, engagement tools, assessment rubrics, and Canvas navigation. Other duties as assigned supporting the Office of Digital Learning’s mission. Master's degree or a Bachelor's degree in Instructional Design, Education or related field with two years of experience required. Florida State University is a leading research university founded in 1851, dedicated to advancing knowledge across sciences, technology, arts, humanities, and professions.