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WEB BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INC

Education Technology Analyst II

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Description

*This position is contingent upon contract award*

Job purpose

The Education Technology Analyst provides technical expertise, content-development support, account administration, training, and issue management for the CDET Learning Support System and DPME programs.

Duties and responsibilities

  • Provide technical expertise for using and managing the CDET LSS.
  • Work with tier 1 support personnel and management to refine tier 1 technical support strategies.
  • Coordinate with and train tier 1 support personnel.
  • Produce multimedia educational course content.
  • Establish requested student and instructor LMS MOODLE accounts and courses.
  • Develop and deliver training materials (tutorials) on educational technology to instructors, course directors, RDs, chief instructors and staff electronically.
  • Recommend technical solutions to adapt course distribution and content delivery to diverse user populations and technical environments.
  • Develop graphics, user interfaces, HTML5 animations, databases, technical procedure documentation, videos, documents, spreadsheets and audio files for instructional use in multiple formats.
  • Establish course organization, database management and design.
  • Conduct research and development of new system features.
  • Coordinate with course developers to aid with technical aspects regarding development of courses within the LMS MOODLE.
  • Act as point of contact for submitting trouble tickets and managing technical issues such as bug fixes, upgrades and routine maintenance downtime with the LMS.
  • Convert assessments for electronic delivery via the LMS and government assessment tool.

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