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 INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNER

Instructional designers develops and design courses and curriculum. Edits and develops online learning materials. Creates learning experiences and environments. ... Trains instructors, students, and employees in how to use learning technologies. Large companies, government agencies, and SMBs utilize the skills of instructional designers to plan and design courses / curriculum. Most instructional designers are very tech savvy and have deep understanding of learning and development best practices.

The position has evolved over the years when instructional designers created low-tech classroom materials, such as textbooks and instructor manuals. But these days, hospital systems, government agencies, and virtually all industries are calling on these experts to design online learning environments.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

99.9% of all instructional designers will have at least a Bachelors degree and many companies will require a Masters in specialized field.

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