eLearning Developer
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
eLearning Developer
Posted yesterday
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
To support the development of engaging digital learning experiences, the fully remote eLearning Developer will lead web-based course development, create interactive modules, and assist in maintaining the LMS infrastructure while collaborating with Instructional Designers.
Key responsibilities:
Code interactive, responsive web-based learning modules using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript within the LMS and rapid-authoring tools
Assist in editing or building custom LMS pages and manage eLearning Team files hosted on AWS servers
Produce custom course graphics and multimedia using Adobe Creative Cloud or Camtasia, adhering to brand standards
Required qualifications:
3-5+ years of experience in front-end web development and eLearning development
Intermediate to advanced proficiency in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and understanding of API connections and AWS file hosting
Demonstrated experience navigating and customizing enterprise LMS environments
Strong portfolio showcasing custom graphics, UI/UX layouts, and video/audio editing
Foundation in adult learning theory and complex interactivity design
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