Instructional Designer E-Learning Development (Manitoba)

Instructional Designer E-Learning Development (Manitoba)

06 Nov
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P&H
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Manitoba

06 Nov

P&H

Manitoba

Design e-learning and blended learning solutions on-site for Parrish & Heimbecker, Limited, using Articulate Rise and Storyline expertise. Manage multiple projects from planning through completion.
As an Instructional Designer in P&H;’s Corporate division, you will create learning experiences that build knowledge, skills, and competencies. Apply adult learning theory, current instructional design methods, and digital learning technologies. Collaborate with business leaders to identify needs and deliver practical solutions for diverse learner groups.
Key Responsibilities: Manage the complete instructional design lifecycle across multiple projects
Develop e-learning, video scripts, job aids, and instructor materials
Apply adult learning theory and tailored assessment methods
Measure engagement, retention,



and training impact against KPIs
Maintain materials and administer LMS learning activities
Requirements: Post-secondary education or equivalent adult education credential
Two to five years designing online or blended curriculum
Intermediate Articulate Rise and Articulate Storyline knowledge
Understanding of LMS and digital learning technologies
Microsoft 365 experience, including PowerPoint, Excel, and SharePoint
Bring e-learning development, adult learning, and LMS expertise to P&H;’s in office Corporate instructional design team.

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📌 Instructional Designer E-Learning Development (Manitoba)
🏢 P&H
📍 Manitoba

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