Systems Change at CrowdDoing Instructional Designer Volunteer Role

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Systems Change at CrowdDoing Instructional Designer Volunteer Role

Position: Systems Change Instructional Designer, CrowdDoing

Role Type: Volunteer Position

Role Purpose: CrowdDoing's #SystemsChange dialogue is a pioneering initiative that brings together thought leaders from diverse fields to discuss systems change, social innovation, and real-world challenges. The Systems Change Instructional Designer will play a pivotal role in shaping these conversations into structured and accessible educational modules, enabling a broader audience to gain insights and partake in the movement towards a regenerative future.

Primary Responsibilities:

1. Content Development:

   • Collaborate with the #SystemsChange team to extract key themes, insights, and narratives from the dialogue sessions.
   • Design e-learning modules, courses, or resources that allow users to delve into the depth of systems thinking and its applications.

2. Multimedia Integration:

   • Seamlessly incorporate recorded videos, audios, and other multimedia elements from the dialogue sessions into educational content, enhancing user engagement.

3. Feedback & Iteration:

   • Gather and evaluate user feedback to refine and enhance the instructional materials, ensuring relevancy and clarity.
   • Update content based on the evolving nature of the #SystemsChange dialogues and related fields.

4. Collaboration:

   • Engage with subject matter experts, practitioners, and thought leaders within the #SystemsChange dialogue to better capture and convey their perspectives.
   • Work closely with the CrowdDoing media team to synchronize the content release across platforms, such as YouTube.

Key Qualifications:

• Experience in instructional design, particularly in transforming raw content into structured educational materials.
• A deep understanding or interest in systems change, social innovation, and related fields.
• Proficiency in multimedia content creation tools.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills.
• Ability to work autonomously and efficiently in a virtual setting.
• Passion for driving global change and promoting collaboration across disciplines.

Impact: As a Systems Change Instructional Designer, you'll be at the heart of amplifying the impact of the #SystemsChange dialogue. Your contributions will enable thousands, if not millions, to understand, appreciate, and join the push towards a more collaborative and sustainable future. By transforming deep dialogues into accessible learning, you'll be equipping change-makers worldwide.

Become a part of CrowdDoing's journey to create systemic change and address global challenges before they escalate. Join us in bridging the gap between dialogue and education.

#systemschange is a dialogue hosted by CrowdDoing.world with leading thinkers and
practitioners in systems change, systems thinking and social innovation. This dialogue is
public facing and connects to theory and real-world problems. The conversation develops
narratives about how we can achieve agency regarding collective challenges. The
organization, CrowdDoing’s #SystemsChange brings together individuals in social
innovation, impact investing, complexity sciences, social entrepreneurship, collaboration
studies, ecosystem services, the arts, and artificial intelligence for social good. The goal is to
reach a regenerative future and address global problems before they become impossible to
solve. The conversations will be recorded for public release on video and audio platforms.
CrowdDoing also shares the output of #SystemsChange’s work on it’s Youtube channel. Some material was earlier released in a raw format at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVoL7fai7oa95fBo44FC0gA.

under #systemschange.15 CrowdDoing stewards #SystemsChange as a social innovation
organization. CrowdDoing’s #SystemsChange invites individuals to join a series of
international conversations about deepening collaboration across fields to address human and
environmental needs.

For questions and correspondence regarding codesigning a perfect volunteer role for yourself in the CrowdDoing systems change venture lab please email: "Journey.ikigai@crowddoing.world"