On successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:
- Design online learning environments.
- Design and deliver instructional materials.
- Evaluate instructional tools and programmes.
- Evaluate design and development software applications.
- Use multimedia applications.
- Deploy and use Web 2.0 technologies to collaborate with peers.
- Manage complex writing and design projects.
- Communicate effectively in online and face-to-face environments.
- Write clear, correct, precise content.
Graduates will be unique in Ireland, qualified to work as both instructional designers and technical writers, and in a variety of related roles such as editing, web design, interaction design, and technology journalism.
Graduate job titles include:
- Technical writer
- Instructional designer
- Digital project specialist
- Learning developer
- E-learning support specialist
- Information designer
- Information developer
- Content developer
- Publication manager
- Trainer
- Content curator
- Information development manager
- Content specialist
- Digital editor
- Web content strategist
