Online Course Developer (Content Expert): American Sign Language (ASL)

Job Description

This is a supplemental contract to begin during the 2024-2025 school year and extend through the 2025-2026 school year.

About the role

This is an online course development position to build one new full credit online ASL course in a learning management system with the support of a development team and under the leadership of the Director of Applied Technology.

Responsibilities

• Manage time to be able to provide 5-8 hours (approx.) per week.
• Meet all project benchmarks and deadlines.
• Locate or create age-appropriate content that aligns with academic learning standards.
• Design age-appropriate activities that are competency-based, engaging and provide opportunities for connection and personalization.
• Build a detailed course outline using a template that aligns with the applicable learning standards.
• Utilize Quality Matters-aligned best practices throughout the course development process (including but not limited to ADA, DEI, and SEL).
• Locate/confirm that all content aligns with fair use and copyright guidelines.
• Attend and engage in professional development and Build Team sessions; apply learning to the course development process.
• Attend Team meetings to collect and provide feedback.
• Collaborate with the Build Team.
• Communicate effectively and in a timely manner.

Requirements

• Ohio teaching license in content area
• Knowledge of ODE’s learning standards for the course to be developed
• Access to up-to-date laptop or desktop w/ reliable internet

Qualifications

• Experience in teaching the course or comparable course in the last 5 years
• Experience teaching online
• Experience with using Agilix Buzz LMS

Benefits

• Compensation: $2,700 to be paid in two sums at midpoint and upon completion and approval.

Pay

$2,700 to be paid in two sums at midpoint and upon completion and approval.

Schedule

Supplemental contract to begin during the 2024-2025 school year and extend through the 2025-2026 school year.