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Educational Content Developer (Instructional Design)

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This subcontract opportunity is for an Educational Content Developer specializing in instructional design to support prime contractors on projects for the Alabama State Department of Education, specifically within CTE and Workforce Development. The selected provider will be responsible for developing curriculum for professional learning modules, designing evidence-based instructional practice guides, and creating digital learning assets for the Educator Learning Center platform using LMS authoring tools. All developed content must be strictly aligned with the standards set by the Alabama State Department of Education. The project falls under NAICS code 611710 and requires the delivery of completed professional learning modules and various instructional design assets. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 29, 2026. This engagement focuses on the end-to-end creation and updating of educational materials to enhance professional learning for educators within the state of Alabama.

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Educational Content Developer for Alabama State Department of Education curriculum; deadline October 29, 2026.

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Hanover Research-ELC Services-CTE-The Hanover Research

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AgencyAlabama State Department of Education, CTE \ Workforce Development
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Performs the creation and updating of professional learning modules for prime contractors on Alabama State Department of Education, CTE \ Workforce Development projects. Develops curriculum for professional learning modules, designs evidence-based instructional practice guides, and creates digital learning assets for the Educator Learning Center (ELC) platform using LMS authoring tools. Aligns content with Alabama State Department of Education standards. Delivers completed professional learning modules and instructional design assets.

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