About the role#
This position supports student learning and engagement within the University of Arizona Libraries. You will work with instructional designers and subject matter experts to build library tutorials and educational content. This role involves maintaining existing resources, supporting the Teaching Tools Hub, and exploring new technologies for library research.
What you'll do#
- Create animation or screencast videos, audio voice-overs, and interactive content like quizzes or forms.
- Integrate tutorials into the Brightspace learning management system.
- Edit icons, images, and design elements while ensuring content meets usability and accessibility standards.
- Maintain a central repository of tutorials on the library website and D2L.
- Design and update library research FAQs.
- Provide technical support for the Teaching Tools Hub.
- Manage tutorials and guides related to generative AI.
- Develop training for librarians on teaching information literacy with generative AI.
- Identify gaps in research support for upper-division and graduate students.
- Collaborate with the RISE unit to scaffold research skill development.
- Participate in unit-wide projects and planning activities.
What you'll need#
- Advanced knowledge of instructional design for creating effective learning objects.
- Experience with responsive design for mobile and desktop.
- Knowledge of graphic design principles.
- Basic HTML coding skills.
- Ability to stay current with emerging technologies, specifically generative AI for education and library research.
Location & details#
- Location: Tucson, Arizona.
- Work Modality: On-site.
- This is a full-time, paid position with a rolling term.
About University of Arizona
The University of Arizona is a public research institution based in Tucson. It serves as a land-grant university and holds membership in the Association of American Universities. The institution maintains a workforce of over 21,000 employees. Its academic and research focus spans fields such as business, law, arts, and scientific research.
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