E-Learning Developer (Intelligence Systems Training

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• Storyboarding each functional area, then writing its script and planning how it should be taught
• Producing short interactive micro lessons with multimedia, voiceover and assessment
• Keeping every piece of content inside the classification, security and accessibility standards
• Delivering SCORM-compliant modules, working closely with a graphic designer, ready for a secure learning management system
• Embedding the lessons in wiki pages in the shared repository, creating the page where none exists
• Covering the full functional spread: product repository, analysis of the operating picture, request-for-information workflow, collection management, collection operations, ballistic missile analysis and warning problem management
• Supplying editable source files and taking each module through up to two review cycles

• At least five years in military intelligence analysis, in an allied or national post, including data collation and intelligence data management
• At least a year operating allied intelligence systems and handling intelligence information entities
• Instructional system development: creating new courseware and reworking what exists
• A real record in course or curriculum design
• Significant hands-on work with the allied intelligence functional services
• A record of delivering training packages for intelligence systems
• The ADDIE model, and sound Microsoft Office
• A high-level understanding of allied intelligence organisation and current operations
• Proven written and spoken English

Nice to have

• Writing course control documents for certified training
• Adobe Captivate 10 or newer, and learning management systems generally
• Producing and combining graphics, animation, sound, text and video into one seamless package