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Learning Product Specialist

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Learning Product Specialist
Learning Product Specialist
f{loc] Duration: 9 month contract f{loc] Day rate: Competitive day rate f{loc] Location: Remote
We are working with an established professional membership institution, who are looking to appoint a Learning Product Specialist to review and improve learning products.
This role is focused on comprehensively reviewing the Institute’s Level 3 and Level 4 digital learning products to evaluate their:
- Structure
- Instructional design
- Learner journey
- Digital delivery
- Long-term maintainability
Responsibilities
- Reviewing and enhancing eLearning content
- Working with Articulate 360 courses (or alternative)
- Updating tutor resources
- Improving knowledge checks and assessments (both formative and summative)
- Developing learner guidance and commercialising digital assets
- Guaranteeing quality, consistency and optimal learner experience
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Required Experience
- Broad knowledge of learning product design and development
- Proven expertise in instructional design for digital learning
- Direct experience and successful projects in designing or redeveloping qualification/curriculum-based programmes
- Advanced knowledge of Articulate Rise & Storyline (these tools are required for this role)
- History of assessment design coupled with a deep knowledge of learner engagement
- Specialised experience in reviewing and improving existing learning products
- Ability to build frameworks, templates, and design standards
- Strong written communication and flawless documentation skills
- Stakeholder management and presentation skills to convey recommendations
- Hands-on experience with Learning Management Systems (LMS)
- Methodologies to review and challenge existing learning product methods for optimization
- Quality
- Efficiency
- Scalability


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