Overview
Instructional Designer, Literacy
Build the Future
Do you want to impact educators and students around the globe? At McGraw Hill, the Instructional Designer, Literacy will help plan and develop instructional materials for K-5 literacy programs that are delivered in both print and digital formats.
How can you make an impact?
McGraw-Hill Education, the leading provider of digital and print educational materials is looking for a creative, innovative, strategic Instructional Designer, Literacy (12-month term) for our K-5 literacy programs.
You will be a valuable member of a collaborative group of Instructional Designers, closely partnering with teams focused on content, product management, UX, and creative media. As part of this team, you will create robust digital tools, curriculum and learning solutions in a variety of formats that are used by millions of educators and students every day. The Instructional Designer, Literacy is a digital savvy content and curriculum expert, responsible and accountable for assembling high-quality content based on specific product requirements for the K-5 literacy programs.
Your contribution to the team includes:
Using Instructional Design skills, you will:
In regard to Content Authoring, you will:
In regard to Quality Implementation, you will
A thriving team member will be strong in regard to:
What you’ll need to be successful:
A successful candidate may have:
The pay range for this position is between $50,000 – $84,450 annually, however, base pay offered may vary depending on job-related knowledge, skills, experience and location. Additionally, a full range of medical and/or other benefits may be provided, depending on the position offered.
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