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There is a variety of work available to an instructional designer or technologist. Business, industry, health care, education, military & government all have instructional needs. This page covers some types of jobs in instructional technology.
Designer or Design Team Member
Designer or Design Team Member
Business, industry, military & any entity that requires training rely on instructional designers to develop instructional materials & products leading or collaborating with a team, face-to-face or virtually.
Media Center Coordinator
Media Center Coordinator
Libraries & community centers need skilled technologists to lead "maker" spaces where learners can experiment with computer programming, electronics, 3-D printing, robotics & other technologies.
Digital Learning COACH
Digital Learning COACH
K-12 schools and institutions of higher education increasingly rely on technology for learning. Schools or school systems hire instructional designers or technologists to coach & support teachers and create solutions to school or system-wide issues.
Teaching & Research
Teaching & Research
Colleges of Education house instructional design & technology programs where new generations of students are trained to join the workforce as instructional technologists. In addition to teaching, faculty also conduct original research on concepts & practices of the field.
Consulting
Consulting
Consultants are hired for specific projects to identify a training problem a company may have and create a training solution that meets the needs of the company.
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