Instructional Design and Technology Coordinator (IDTC) EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS Requires a Master’s Degree in Instructional Design, Educational Technologies, Computer Technologies in Education, or a related field of study and a minimum of 4 years of experience as an instructor at a postsecondary educational institution which would have included experience conducting and evaluating needs assessments/analysis. Also requires 3 -5 years of work experience in designing, developing, conducting and facilitating training programs or work experience related to the performance of the job. RESPONSIBILITIES: Leads, in concert with faculty subject-matter experts and academic program leadership, the development and ongoing maintenance of distance learning course masters in the College’s learning management system. Develops and maintains variants of the distance learning course masters for blended/hybrid, “flipped” and basic web-enhanced classes. Assists faculty with the use of end-user instructional technology tools. Assists with the management of the College’s enterprise-level academic technology systems. Suggests needs for instructional materials, teaching aids, computer and other related equipment as needed for instruction. Maintains responsibility, and accountability, in the delivery of all academic programs to ensure compliance with program quality and content as delineated by the respective Academic Dean. Insures all curricula developed by the academic programs meet the current Southern Association of Colleges and Schools accrediting criteria for distance courses. SALARY & BENEFITS Salary commensurate with education and experience APPLICATION Position is available immediately. Applications will be accepted until filled. To apply, visit the website www.columbustech.edu. Complete Employment application, resume, official transcript(s) and cover letter stating salary history. Background check required. Employment Policy As set forth in its student catalog, Columbus Technical College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color ,creed, national or ethnic origin, gender, religion, disability, age, political affiliation or belief, , genetic information , disabled veteran, veteran of the Vietnam Era,, or citizenship status (except in those special circumstances permitted or mandated by law). The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies that include Title IX and Section 504. Inquiries concerning the administration of this nondiscrimination policy should be addressed to Patricia Hood, Director of Human Resources, Columbus Technical College, 928 Manchester Expressway, Columbus, Georgia 31904-6572, 706.649.1883 Posted 7/9/13 COMPLETE JOB DESCRIPTION POSITION: Instructional Design and Technology Coordinator SUPERVISOR: NATURE OF POSITION: The Instructional Design and Technology Coordinator (IDTC) will lead, in concert with faculty subject-matter experts and academic program leadership, the development and ongoing maintenance of distance learning course masters in the Colleges learning management system. To maintain accreditation comparability among the instructional modalities, the IDTC will also develop and maintain variants of the distance learning course masters for blended/hybrid, flipped and basic web-enhanced classes. These masters will be learning-outcome focused, SCORM and ADA-compliant, ADDIE-designed and based on the current best practices in distance learning instruction. In addition, the IDTC with assist faculty with the use of end-user instructional technology tools, and when necessary, assist the Associate Vice President of Academic Technology with the management of the Colleges enterprise-level academic technology systems. Job Responsibilities, Qualifications and Technical Competencies: 1. Leads, in concert with faculty subject-matter experts and academic program leadership, the development and ongoing maintenance of distance learning course masters in the Colleges learning management system. 2. Develops and maintains variants of the distance learning course masters for blended/hybrid, flipped and basic web-enhanced classes. 3. Assists faculty with the use of end-user instructional technology tools. 4. Assists with the management of the College’s enterprise-level academic technology systems. 5. Suggests needs for instructional materials, teaching aids, computer and other related equipment as needed for instruction. 6. Maintains responsibility, and accountability, in the delivery of all academic programs to ensure compliance with program quality and content standards as delineated by the respective Academic Dean. 7. Insures all curricula developed by the academic programs meet the current Southern Association of Colleges and Schools accrediting criteria for distance learning and course comparability. Entry Qualifications: Master’s degree in an educational-related field *and* four years of experience as an instructor at a postsecondary education institution which would have included experience conducting and evaluating needs assessments/analysis. Three years of experience in designing, developing, conducting and facilitating training programs. Sample Technical Competencies: Experience with course delivery methods and pedagogy for the 21st century learner. Experience with an established course management system, preferably ANGEL. Ability to conduct classroom and online training workshops or seminars. Ability to communicate effectively in a classroom setting, both orally and written. Ability to use group facilitation. Ability to conduct needs assessments in the evaluation of training and development needs. Ability to evaluate programs for effectiveness and appropriateness. Ability to work with individuals with diverse needs. Ability to work well individually and in a team production environment. Knowledge of conducting and evaluating needs assessments/analysis.