About the role

Criminal law course creator developing asynchronous undergraduate content for the University of Alberta. Producing lectures, readings, assessments, and quizzes with teaching assistant oversight.

Responsibilities

Lead content development for an asynchronous online undergraduate criminal law course
Compile and create substantive course content, including micro-lecture videos, readings, assignments, and quizzes
Create all course assignments and assessments
Provide course content to online course builders and collaborate to ensure high quality
Provide guidance and oversight to teaching assistants assisting with content creation
Draft and complete the course for the design team by the end of June 2027
Develop content intended to remain relevant for three to five years

Hold a JD or LLB degree
Experience and knowledge in the area of criminal law
Enthusiastic and self-motivated
Experience explaining legal concepts to a layperson audience considered an asset
Experience creating and/or presenting legal or other educational materials considered an asset
Experience developing and/or teaching a course in any discipline considered an asset
Experience working with digital or asynchronous information delivery considered an asset
Submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and law and any graduate transcripts

Part-time position that can be held in conjunction with another professional practice and/or position
Negotiable start and end dates
Negotiable weekly work schedule
Mostly remote work arrangement
Inclusive and accessible hiring process with accommodations available
Potential further opportunities to develop additional online courses