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“Decoding a Job Post: An eLearning Designer’s Approach to LTI Integration Roles”

When evaluating this job posting I felt inspired to write about my thoughts about it. Please comment below about your thoughts on how you would approach this type of Job Post:

Job Posting I found

LTI Integration Engineer for Open LMS: Expertise in Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI)


Position: Engineer specializing in Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) standard integration for Open LMS

We are seeking a highly skilled engineer to join our team and assist with integrating learning content into our instance of Open LMS. The ideal candidate will have substantial experience with the Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) standard and possess the necessary expertise to seamlessly integrate our two LTI compatible content sources.

Job Details:
– Hourly Range: $75.00 – $135.00
– Posted On: January 12, 2024, at 16:57 UTC
– Category: Instructional Design
– Required Skills: Elearning, Moodle, Learning Management System
– Location Requirement: Only freelancers located in the United States may apply

If you are passionate about elearning, possess strong technical skills in Moodle and Learning Management Systems, and are located in the United States, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity.

Here’s are some of my insights

Analysis of the Job Posting

Upon reviewing the job posting, a few things stand out that align with my skillset:

Position and Required Skills

The position is for an engineer specializing in Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) standard integration for Open LMS. The required skills call for eLearning, Moodle, and Learning Management System expertise.

As an eLearning Instructional Designer, I have the necessary background in eLearning and have also worked extensively with various Learning Management Systems. Although my previous experience does not specifically list Moodle, my proficiency in other similar eLearning tools such as Articulate Storyline 360, Rise, Adobe Captivate, and others, puts me in a strong position to quickly adapt to Moodle.

Location

The job posting also mentions a location requirement, specifying that only freelancers located in the United States may apply. As a US-based professional, I meet this requirement.

Preparing for the Job Bid

Research and Tailoring Skills

To prepare for bidding on this job, I plan to conduct more in-depth research on the LTI standard and familiarize myself with Moodle if necessary. I will then tailor my skills and experiences to match these requirements, ensuring my proposal highlights my proficiency in eLearning and Learning Management Systems.

AI and Video Editing Skills

My advanced skills in AI, including developing APIs and working with tools like ChatGPT and OpenAI, will also be of value in such a role. Additionally, my video editing skills using tools like Camtasia and Adobe Premiere Pro can create engaging content for the LMS.

Focus on Engaging Courses

The goal is to emphasize my passion and commitment to developing engaging courses using advanced techniques, including those that involve lifelike narrations and presenter avatars. I believe these skills can further enhance the integration of content into their Open LMS.

Next Steps

The next step will be to draft a convincing proposal that not only illustrates my suitability for the technical aspects of the job, but also showcases my commitment to creating engaging and effective eLearning experiences.