[Hidden-tech] Digital Developer for Online Course in Greenfield

[Bram Moreinis]

Going One-to-One is a new company building an online course for middle 
and high schools that purchase one computer per student. Starting with 
student-centered learning (Constructivism) and moving though 1:1 
classroom management and lesson and workflow design with Google Apps for 
Education, the course will conclude with an ADDIE project based learning 
unit cycle, closing with a local showcase conference at each school.

In our pilot year we are doing "rolling development" (building each 
course the month prior).  We will employ eLearning (Articulate Storyline 
and Adobe Captivate), Courseware (Schoology and Google Classroom) and a 
Learning Content Management System (Drupal).  More: http://going121.com.

We have an immediate vacancy for a half-time person who can work in 
Greenfield.  Our ideal hire would be currently working as a contractor 
(1099), seeking steady work as a complement (W2), with a potential 
willingness to go full/time as our company grows.   Pay commensurate 
with experience.

Duties:

 1. Review and produce digital materials (text, image, video,
    interactive media)
 2. Participate in instructional design planning sessions and reviews
 3. Assist in operations as assigned (daily tasks, communications)

Qualifications

 1. Effective communicator, both customer-facing and back-office
 2. Portfolio of effective digital development of instructional or
    marketing materials (text, image, video and/or interactive media)
 3. 2+ years experience supporting teachers with technology integration
    (training design and delivery and/or coaching)
 4. Fluency with Google Apps for Education

Interested candidates send resume, cover letter and 2 reference letters 
to Bram Moreinis, bram at going121.com, subject line: "Digital Developer in 
Greenfield"



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