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Job Field: Government Jobs
Location: PORTLAND, WA
Salary: $-
Job Type: Part Time

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               <td align="left"><font style="font-size: 100%;">Instructional Designer (Lectora experience desired)<BR><BR>Location:_US - OR - Portland<BR>Job Type:Regular Full-Time<BR>Relocation Available:No<BR>Job Code ID:7093<BR><BR><BR><BR>Description<BR><BR>GP Strategies is an international performance improvement company providing a full spectrum of custom training, engineering, environmental and support services. Our clients include leading Global 500 companies and government organizations. We employee more than 2400 professionals who are the best in their fields.<BR>GP has an immediate need for a part-time (20-40 hours per week) for an Instructional Designer. Candidates must have Lectora experience.<BR>Job Overview:<BR>* Design and script large, complex interactive Web-based projects (including test, narration, sound effects and graphics/animations) for national clients in a creative, team-oriented environment<BR>* Collaborate to develop project goals, training objectives and measurements by analyzing needs and proposing multiple solutions<BR>* Network and partner with internal and external stakeholders to provide strategic instructional direction<BR>* Design the user&#39;s navigation path(s) within the training experience<BR>* Partner with graphics, Web developers, and courseware developers to develop program elements and requirement<BR>* Collaborate and define the creative treatment and content scope of the project<BR>* Draft a complete design document to include: Audience and learning environment analysis, Instructional goals and strategy, Content outline, User navigation, Screen/page template designs, Storyboard/script development with text, voice, sound, and graphics descriptions and instructions to production team, Prototype development, Measuring results<BR>* Use rapid development content tools (Captivate, Articulate, etc.) to create online courseware<BR>* Create adjunct online deliverables including product data sheets, comparison charts, e-mail blasts, course descriptions and web site copy<BR>* Create face to face training materials<BR>* Create print deliverables<BR>* Direct personal development by actively identifying new areas for one&rsquo;s own personal learning.<BR>* Regularly attend learning opportunities and apply newly gained knowledge and skills on the job<BR>* Mentor and coach associate instructional designers<BR>Qualifications Required:<BR>* Bachelors degree in information design, instructional development or related fields and/or at least two to three years experience with interactive training projects (can be a combination of education and experience)<BR>* Experience with Lectora<BR>* Instructional design background including strong knowledge of adult learning theory, learning styles, learner needs, delivery of Web-based content and diverse, multicultural backgrounds<BR>* Ability to incorporate the most effective, leading-edge instructional approaches in a cost<BR>* Ability to communicate effectively and influence stakeholders<BR>* Conceptual and strategic thinker, team player, excellent communication skills with clients and coworkers<BR>* Attention to detail and strong work ethic<BR>*                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    </font></td>
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