Instructional Design Librarian Job at CALIFORNIA MUSEUM-PHOTOGRAPHY in Riverside

Using pedagogical and online teaching best practices, the Instructional Design Librarian will also collaborate with colleagues internal and external to the library to support student success and engagement through the integration of library instruction within courses and the broader curriculum. This opportunity is available to both experienced and qualified new graduates who have completed their degree by the end of the posting period. Key Responsibilities ● Provide leadership and further develop the library’s physical and digital learning services in alignment with department, library, and university strategic initiatives, ● Maintain awareness of the instructional design landscape to monitor evolving best practices and pedagogical methodologies, ● Serve as a local expert within the UCR Library on evolving instructional design pedagogies, ● Design and deploy synchronous and asynchronous learning objects in a variety of formats and for a variety of platforms, including online learning modules, videos, research guides, infographics, instructional materials, and other learning objects, ● Provide in-depth instructional design consultations for librarian and instructor colleagues, ● Cultivate relationships with University partners to raise awareness and increase use of library instructional materials, ● Make recommendations for and manage use of library educational technology resources, ● Provide general reference service support for students working on the information desk both virtually and in-person, ● Contribute to DigiRef, the UC-wide consortium virtual reference service, ● Participate in departmental instructional rotations, reference support, projects, and service development, ● Participate in assessment and other quality improvement activities, ● Participate in effective communications and engagement with appropriate stakeholders to maintain knowledge contribution to library collections and resources development, ● Collaborate with colleagues across the library and the campus on student engagement activities, ● Independently and collaboratively participate in ongoing professional development, ● In collaboration with the Director of Teaching and Learning, provides guidance and training to the Curriculum Development Student Assistant. A commitment to this mission is a preferred qualification. A reasonable estimate for this position is $69,781 - $125,402.