Curriculum Delivery and Instructional Support Coordinator
University of Alberta View all jobs
- Edmonton, AB
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Partnering with instructors and academic leaders to provide a pedagogical framework to drive course design decisions and promote the "best practices" of technology integration,
- Providing support to faculty, staff, and students across a multitude of online databases and programs (Google Suite, eClass, Office Suite, Zoom, .med Suite, Campus Solutions, etc.),
- Coordinating support for projects that will impact and improve the delivery of existing learning curriculums.
- Collaborating with subject matter experts (SMEs) to understand learning objectives and content requirements and provide consultation and support to integrate new technologies into their teaching;
- Providing consultation to instructors and staff regarding ethical and/or philosophical issues relevant to educational technology (e.g. equity, copyright, plagiarism, privacy, safety, etiquette, and responsible use);
- Researching and identifying emerging technologies for future dissemination across the faculty;
- Piloting new technologies within the faculty;
- Supporting the creation of technical resources for delivery of online, blended and web-enhanced education;
- Using eLearning authoring tools (e.g., Articulate, H5P) to build interactive and engaging eLearning modules;
- Developing resources (e.g., course materials, instructional videos, online quizzes, etc) to support academic staff development involving curriculum design and delivery;
- Coordinating and supporting academic staff development through facilitation of courses, workshops, consultation, and observation;
- Providing consultation from the pedagogical perspective, and troubleshooting support for the design and implementation of digital learning programs like eClass, Zoom, Portfolio.med, MedSIS, Exam.med, etc;
- Providing consultation services to academic staff on issues related to instructional practices, active learning and delivery of online, blended and web-enhanced education;
- Coaching faculty on the use of technology to deliver and support instruction (Zoom, eClass);
- Collaborating with faculty for the development of courses, including the build of courses within digital environments;
- Supporting the 'Curriculum for Learners' model and teaching and learning framework; - Promote use and awareness of resources, expertise, equipment and facilities;
- Coordinating and participating in events that promote teaching and learning;
- Supporting and contributing to the overall administration of all School of Dentistry programs related to; scheduling, exam support and development, and curriculum delivery, as required.
- A Bachelor's degree is required, graduate degree in Educational Technology or related discipline is preferred.
- Minimum two years' experience in instructional design, training, and curriculum development.
- Experience in a related role (eg. coaching academic staff with instructional or curriculum delivery), post-secondary experience is preferred.
- Knowledge of new and emerging teaching and learning technologies and how to integrate the in to online learning
- Knowledge of university policies and procedures
- Problem solving and critical thinking skills
- Superior writing, speaking, and communication skills
- Strong project management and organizational skills
- Ability to meet multiple deadlines, multi-task and balance numerous projects while maintaining a perspective on long-term program goals
- Strong general technology skills with a willingness to learn new tools and software applications
- Knowledge of and experience working with Peoplesoft tools
- Experience working with campus elearning tools such as Canvas, Zoom and Yuja. Experience with a web site editing program such us (HTML, CSS, Photoshop, In Design) - Experience with Google apps
- A high level of knowledge in designing and delivering face-to-face and blended curriculum- An understanding of contemporary best practice in higher education in relation to curriculum design, assessment and assurance of learning