E-learning / Digital Learning Specialist || Contract || Remote
- Salary
- $48–$58/hr
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- United States
- Work type
- Remote
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Salary Range: $48.00 To $58.00 Hourly
Job Title : Digital Media Specialist (Remote)
Duration : Long-term contract
Location : Nashville, TN
Interview : Video
Job Description:
The Digital Media Specialist will support the Special Education and Student Support team by transforming department-approved educational content into accessible, engaging, and user-friendly digital learning resources. The role involves developing and formatting online learning modules, managing website content, updating digital resources, and ensuring compliance with ADA accessibility standards.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and publish digital learning modules using approved instructional content.
Format and remediate Word documents, PDFs, PowerPoint presentations, and other digital materials for accessibility.
Update and maintain website content using Drupal CMS.
Support the preparation, uploading, and testing of SCORM-based e-learning packages.
Apply basic HTML and CSS for web formatting and content presentation.
Conduct quality checks for accessibility, functionality, navigation, and broken links.
Coordinate with department staff and subject matter experts to address production requirements and provide project updates.
Required Qualifications and Skills:
Bachelor's degree in an education-related field; master's degree preferred.
Experience in digital learning, educational technology, and web design.
Knowledge of HTML, CSS, Drupal CMS, and SCORM.
Understanding of ADA and WCAG digital accessibility standards.
Strong attention to detail, organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Role Scope: This position focuses on digital production, accessibility remediation, content formatting, and publishing of approved educational materials. Curriculum development, content ownership, and final content approval remain the responsibility of designated department staff and subject matter experts.
