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McGraw Hill is hiring an Associate Instructional Designer, 6-12 ELA. This role involves the creation of robust digital curriculum and learning solutions for literacy programs. The individual will partner with various teams to design and implement high-quality content, contributing to program planning, user testing, and the product development process.

Highlights

Contribute to program planning and curriculum mapping.
Create prototypes and utilize UBD processes for digital content enhancement.
Work closely with Instructional Designers and management during product development.
Maintain accuracy and contribute significantly to the product build process.
Expertise in accessibility and technical collaborations.
Experience with authoring tools and learning management systems required.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Instructional Technology or a related field required.
Compensation ranges from $40,000 - $55,000 annually, with potential benefits.
Familiarity with Agile methodology and previous teaching experience is advantageous.

Associate Instructional Designer, 6-12 ELA Full Description

Associate Instructional Designer, 6-12 ELA

United States
Product Development
School
Remote

Overview

How can you make an impact?
McGraw Hill, the leading provider of digital and print educational solutions, is looking for an Associate Instructional Designer, 6-12 ELA.You will be a valuable member of a collaborative group of Instructional Designers, closely partnering with teams focused on content, product management, UX, and creative media. As part of this team, you will create robust digital tools, curriculum and learning solutions in a variety of formats that are used by millions of educators and students every day. The Associate Instructional Designer, 6-12 ELA is digital savvy content and curriculum expert, responsible and accountable for assembling high-quality content based on specific product requirements for the Literacy programs.

This is a remote position open to applicants authorized to work for any employer within the United States. This is a Project Status Worker (PSW) role with an end date of 07/31/2026.

What you will be doing:

Learn and contribute to program planning and curriculum mapping where applicable.
Learn and contribute to the creation of POC’s and prototypes.
Utilize a UBD process to support the design, storyboarding, and implementation of custom digital curriculum tools that enhance content provided by subject matter experts.
Apply design principles, backwards design, and design thinking concepts in routine situations.
Contribute to concept meetings, prepare manuscript needs, support rounds of build for digital assets.
Play a key role in user testing, collaborating closely with management and senior team members to ensure quality outcomes.
Partner extensively with Instructional Designers during product development, contributing to build phases under senior team leadership.
Maintain accountability for the accuracy and upkeep of build documentation to ensure project integrity.
Become an expert in accessibility with heavy contributions to this area throughout the product development process.
Heavy contributions to the product build process.
Meet all intermediate and final schedules.
Contribute on cross-functional teams to ensure that product requirements, project schedules, and product goals are met and on completed on time.
Contribute during digital launches with vendors including helping to create templates, trackers, and digital content development guidelines.
Collaborate with cross-functional team members to identify, test, troubleshoot, define, and follow up on technical bugs and enhancements as they arise in authoring tools and the platform. When necessary, help define requirements for platform and authoring tool enhancements.
Work on digital product tasks such as metadata tagging, concept mapping, and digital editing.
QA the work of the vendor to ensure it adheres to guidelines.
Demonstrate technical, functional, and professional expertise in position-related areas, staying informed on current developments and trends to leverage specialized knowledge for achieving impactful results.

What you need to be considered:

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Instructional Technology, Instructional Design, or related field required.
0-2 years’ experience working in digital content development that includes teaching and learning materials.
Experience with authoring tools, learning management systems, and content management systems.
Ability to visualize and create animated and interactive content.
Familiarity with Agile methodology and practices, including collaboration in iterative workflows.
A successful candidate may have previous 6-12 teaching experience.

Here’s what we offer:

At McGraw Hill, you will be empowered to make a real impact on a global scale. Every day your individual efforts can contribute to the lives of millions.

The pay range for this position is between $40,000 - $55,000 annually, however, base pay offered may vary depending on job-related knowledge, skills, experience, and location. Additionally, a full range of medical and/or other benefits may be provided, depending on the position offered. Click here to learn more about our benefits offerings.

McGraw Hill recruiters always use a “@mheducation.com” or "@careers.mheducation.com” email addresses and/or from our Applicant Tracking System, iCIMS. Any variation of this email domain should be considered suspicious. Additionally, McGraw Hill recruiters and authorized representatives will never request sensitive information in email.

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Original Job Description

Associate Instructional Designer, 6-12 ELA

United States
Product Development
School
Remote

Learn and contribute to program planning and curriculum mapping where applicable.
Learn and contribute to the creation of POC’s and prototypes.
Utilize a UBD process to support the design, storyboarding, and implementation of custom digital curriculum tools that enhance content provided by subject matter experts.
Apply design principles, backwards design, and design thinking concepts in routine situations.
Contribute to concept meetings, prepare manuscript needs, support rounds of build for digital assets.
Play a key role in user testing, collaborating closely with management and senior team members to ensure quality outcomes.
Partner extensively with Instructional Designers during product development, contributing to build phases under senior team leadership.
Maintain accountability for the accuracy and upkeep of build documentation to ensure project integrity.
Become an expert in accessibility with heavy contributions to this area throughout the product development process.
Heavy contributions to the product build process.
Meet all intermediate and final schedules.
Contribute on cross-functional teams to ensure that product requirements, project schedules, and product goals are met and on completed on time.
Contribute during digital launches with vendors including helping to create templates, trackers, and digital content development guidelines.
Collaborate with cross-functional team members to identify, test, troubleshoot, define, and follow up on technical bugs and enhancements as they arise in authoring tools and the platform. When necessary, help define requirements for platform and authoring tool enhancements.
Work on digital product tasks such as metadata tagging, concept mapping, and digital editing.
QA the work of the vendor to ensure it adheres to guidelines.
Demonstrate technical, functional, and professional expertise in position-related areas, staying informed on current developments and trends to leverage specialized knowledge for achieving impactful results.

What you need to be considered:

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Instructional Technology, Instructional Design, or related field required.
0-2 years’ experience working in digital content development that includes teaching and learning materials.
Experience with authoring tools, learning management systems, and content management systems.
Ability to visualize and create animated and interactive content.
Familiarity with Agile methodology and practices, including collaboration in iterative workflows.
A successful candidate may have previous 6-12 teaching experience.

Here’s what we offer:

At McGraw Hill, you will be empowered to make a real impact on a global scale. Every day your individual efforts can contribute to the lives of millions.

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