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University of Nebraska - Omaha

Learning Experience & Innovation Coordinator

🇺🇸 Omaha, Nebraska 🕑 Full-Time 💰 $60K - $65K 💻 Instructional Design 🗓️ October 9th, 2026

Edtech.com's Summary

University of Nebraska Omaha is hiring a Learning Experience & Innovation Coordinator. This role designs, implements, coordinates, and continuously improves learner-centered educational experiences within the Division of Continuing Studies. The coordinator collaborates with academic leadership, faculty, and staff to ensure engaging, accessible, and high-quality courses, certificates, and programs that meet modern learners' needs.

Highlights
  • Coordinate planning, implementation, and continuous improvement of the learning experience portfolio including courses, certificates, and learning pathways.
  • Collaborate with faculty and leadership to enhance course design, delivery, and learner engagement using contemporary instructional practices.
  • Lead quality assurance efforts by collecting feedback and facilitating course and program reviews to improve educational outcomes.
  • Implement innovative educational practices involving technology, AI, digital credentials, competency-based learning, and other emerging approaches.
  • Participate in division-wide initiatives, faculty development, and strategic projects fostering collaboration and innovation.
  • Requires expertise in adult learning, curriculum improvement, project coordination, and educational innovation.
  • Technical skills include familiarity with learning management systems and instructional design tools; experience with digital credentials and skills-based education preferred.
  • Compensation range: $60,000 - $65,000 annually.
  • Qualifications: Bachelor's degree required, Master’s preferred in related fields such as Adult Education or Instructional Design; minimum three years of relevant professional experience required.
  • Supports academic leadership and faculty within the Division of Continuing Studies to advance educational quality and student success.