Instructional Designer

An incumbent is responsible for collaborating with faculty to design curriculum and courses; designing, developing, evaluating, and teaching instructional design and technology courses; managing and completing projects; evaluating and recommending appropriate technologies; advising and supporting faculty in a manner consistent with instructional design and technology best practices; coordinating professional development programs; coordinating and conducting workshops; providing first class customer service; and facilitating experiences that prepare instructors to teach in any environment (including online).

Off-site travel to other campus locations is required.

Nature and Scope

An incumbent in this class typically reports to an administrative or technical superior. An incumbent will collaborate with Delaware Tech faculty to advance teaching and learning through state-of-the-art techniques, applications, and environments. Duties include, but are not limited to, collaborating with faculty to design curriculum and courses; designing, developing, evaluating, and teaching courses in Delaware Tech’s Instructional Design and Technology Certificate program;

advising and supporting faculty to learning approaches that are consistent with best practices in instructional principles and theories; educational technology project management; evaluating requests for technology-based learning projects and recommending technologies that match instructional objectives; coordinating the development and delivery of faculty professional development programs; designing, developing, coordinating, and conducting instructional technology workshops that promote technology integration that enhances instruction;

teaching courses that prepare faculty members to teach in classrooms and online; and collaborating with faulty one‑on‑one to design courses and teaching strategies using advanced techniques.

Principal Accountabilities

An incumbent may perform any combination of the below listed accountabilities: