Develop and input content into various learning management systems, requiring attention to detail and navigation of complex platforms. HTML experience is necessary.
Nectar is seeking learning management systems (LMS) developers to input content into various LMSs, like Canvas and Brightspace. Must have an excellent eye for detail and the ability to navigate complex systems and platforms. Must also have some experience with HTML. Previous experience with online education, LMSs, or other content management systems is preferred.
Top Skills
Brightspace
Canvas
HTML
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