E-Learning Developer / Storyline & Rise [211077]

Our Canada based learning and development client is looking for an E-Learning Developer working in Articulate Storyline & Rise to join for ongoing project to project work.<br><br>Job Role: <strong>E-Learning Developer / Storyline & Rise<br><br></strong><ul><li>Our client is looking to build a bench of E-Learning Developers, available for project to project based freelance work and working in Articulate Storyline & Rise </li><li>Candidates for this role must be Canada based, (T4) </li><li>Fully remote, team works EST hours </li><li>Estimated start date: after an interview with hiring manager </li><li>Duration: open ended project to project work, </li><li>Hours per week will vary depending on project work load </li><li>Candidates for this role must be available to work from 9AM-5PM EST. (Completing assignments after hours or over the weekend is not an option) </li><li>Candidates for this role must provide their own laptop and Articulate 360 license. <br><br></li></ul><strong>These Projects Will Include<br><br></strong><ul><li>They will be working to assemble very engaging learning modules that will bring together multiple media assets. </li><li>They will also be expected to build engaging sections within Storyline – including activities such as building a product from start to finish. </li><li>Timelines are tight, and communication with the team is a must throughout. <br><br></li></ul><strong>The Ideal Candidate Will Be Responsible<br><br></strong>For designing, developing, and maintaining e-learning courses that are SCORM/xAPI compliant and meet the specific needs of our clients. They should be comfortable working in a team environment and possess excellent communication and problem-solving skills.<br><br><strong>Key Responsibilities<br><br></strong><ul><li>Work collaboratively with the instructional design team to Develop e-learning courses using Articulate 360 </li><li>Create engaging and interactive course content that is SCORM/xAPI compliant And compatible with multiple learning management systems </li><li>Have a good eye for graphic design and the ability to follow brand guidelines </li><li>Understand how to set up courseware with meaningful reporting for multiple learning management systems </li><li>Troubleshoot and resolve any technical issues that arise during course development or delivery. </li><li>Conduct quality assurance testing to ensure courses are functioning properly and meeting client expectations </li><li>Stay up-to-date with the latest e-learning trends, technologies, and techniques </li><li>Assist with project planning and timelines, ensuring that deadlines are met </li><li>Communicate regularly with project managers, clients, and stakeholders to provide updates on project progress and address any concerns or issues. <br><br></li></ul><strong>Qualifications<br><br></strong><ul><li>Bachelor’s degree in instructional design, computer science, or related field </li><li>At least 3 years of experience developing e-learning courses using Articulate 360 </li><li>Strong understanding of SCORM/xAPI and other e-learning standards </li><li>Experience with learning management systems (LMS) and learning content management systems (LCMS) is a plus </li><li>Excellent communication and problem-solving skills </li><li>Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently and as part of a team </li><li>Candidates must provide links to recent Storyline & Rise work samples prior to being submitted to this role.</li></ul>

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