Instructional Designer I - Online Learning & Accessibility
albany state universityAlbany (GA)
Instructional Designer I - Online Learning & Accessibility
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albany state universityAlbany (GA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Albany State University is seeking an Instructional Designer I to support the Office of Distance Learning by collaborating with faculty to design and deliver high-quality online and blended courses. This role emphasizes evidence-based instructional design, RSI, OER adoption, and accessibility standards.
This position focuses on ensuring compliance with accreditation standards and quality frameworks such as Quality Matters, with opportunities to contribute to faculty development and innovative
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