[Itech] Fwd: SALT Jobs Update

[Teresa Franklin]

Graduates,

More jobs!

Teresa

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From: Society for Applied Learning Technology <saltmail at salt.org>
Date: Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 9:15 AM
Subject: SALT Jobs Update
To: EdListA <Aggregate at lti.org>


SALT Jobs Update

Listed below are the most recent Job Postings that have been added to the
SALT Web Site (http://www.salt.org/).

1. Instructional Designer

Annapolis, Maryland
BOMI International is seeking an Instructional Designer to fill an exciting
entry level Instructional Design job opening. The candidate will be involved
in both online and print-based courseware development using adult learning
theories. The candidate will collaborate with SMEs, project team members and
consultants. A high-level of energy, being able to work independently and
multi-tasking is a plus for this position. Does this fit your profile?

2. Instructional Designer

Baltimore, Maryland
Connections Academy is looking to add to our growing team of instructional
designers. The instructional design team works on a wide variety of
projects, from blended-solution job-specific courses for our internal
employees and asynchronous end-user Flash-based orientations for our
students and parents, to Teachlets - 5-10 minute interactive presentations
designed to supplement our school's curriculum. Connections Academy is a
virtual K-12 cyber school and educational solution provider.

3. Multimedia Designer

Baltimore, Maryland
Connections Academy is looking to add to our growing team of multimedia
designers.  The multimedia design team works on a wide variety of projects,
from multiplayer Flash games to training animations to interactive
presentations designed to supplement our school's curriculum. Connections
Academy is an online cyber K-12 school and education solution provider.

4. Learning Technologies Production Coordinator

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Harrisburg University invites applicants for Learning Technologies
Production Coordinator. Reporting to the Director of Learning Technologies,
the position will design and implement learning projects and courses.
 Bachelor's degree & 4 to 6 years exp. in instructional technology reqd.
 Qual. include exp. in creating instructional materials for digital
delivery, PM skills, public speaking abilities, and interactive development
with Adobe Flash and ActionScript 2+.


To read the full job descriptions on the web site paste the following link
into your browser.

http://www.salt.org/index.htm?salt.asp?pn=joblistall

Post a Job

If your organization has a position they would like to post on the SALT Web
Site, paste the following link into your browser to learn how you can reach
qualified individuals involved in e-Learning, instructional design, and
technology based systems for training, education and job performance
improvement.

http://www.salt.org/index.htm?salt.asp?pn=jobHowTo


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Dr. Teresa Franklin
Professor
Instructional Technology
Educational Studies Dept.
313D McCracken Hall
College of Education
Ohio University
PH: 740-593-4561
Fax: 740-593-0477
franklit at ohio.edu
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