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Project Description

WCS have developed a large amount of learning content across eight courses as part of the Wildlife Crime Leadership Initiative, including 30 hours of video across 214 video lectures, nearly 250 lessons, and over 2,500 pages of lesson transcripts. A Learning Content Consultant is required to support the revision and organization these materials.

Deliverables:

1) Enhance learning materials in the LMS: The Consultant will review and enhance eight courses in the WCLI along with their associated transcripts, working with the WCS team to identify and implement improvements. This is expected to include the below, plus other potential tasks to be agreed upon by consultant and WCS as required:

a. Conversion of course materials into SCORM packages

b. Developing new visual media for SCORM packages.

c. Storyboarding all videos to identify b-roll footage needs.

d. Sourcing b-roll footage, either through AI tools or working with WCS global and country programs to obtain footage for editing as needed.

e. Editing videos with the improvements as discussed with WCS and inserting finalised material into the SCORM packages.

2) Update WCLI written promotional material: TheConsultant will update WCS’s promotional material, to include the syllabus, prospectus, set-up guide and other related materials as guided by the WCS team.

3) Organize learning materials: TheConsultant will develop a learning content management system for WCS, along with supporting protocols, to improve the organization of WCLI materials, including support for multiple languages.

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Required Skills and Experience

Video editing and graphic design skills (with own licenses for any required software)
Strong LMS skills and experience developing eLearning courses, using LMS tools such as Moodle and Articulate (with own licenses for any required software).
High level of IT competence and digital literacy.
Excellent English language verbal and written communication skills.
Excellent attention to detail, able to produce high-quality, accurate materials.
Experience working as part of a global, multi-cultural team, operating mostly remotely.
Highly motivated, ability to organise time well, balancing coordination with remote teams on different time zones whilst working independently.

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Wildlife Conservation Society

Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is a global US-based non-profit organization with almost 130 years of experience in conserving wildlife, landscapes, and natural resources.

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Wildlife Conservation Society

Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is a global US-based non-profit organization with almost 130 years of experience in conserving wildlife, landscapes, and natural resources.

Website
Unknown
< 15 persons
Others

Wildlife Conservation Society did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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