▼14%
$53,341
Avg. Base Salary (USD)
/ year
Avg. Base Salary (USD)
10%
$40k
MEDIAN
$53k
90%
$76k
The average salary for an Instructional Technology Specialist is $53,341
Base Salary
$40k - $76k
Bonus
$608 - $12k
Profit Sharing
$0 - $2k
Total Pay
$39k - $76k
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What is the Pay by Experience Level for Instructional Technology Specialists?
What Do Instructional Technology Specialists Do?
Instructional Technology Specialist Tasks
- Assist different types of learners such as advanced learners, learners with disabilities and English-as-Second-Language, using computer technology.
- Integrate computer technologies (hardware & software) into the curricula of various school grade levels from elementary school to college.
- Keep current on emerging technologies and make recommendations to the education organization.
- Develop and deliver face-to-face or online training programs to faculty and students.
- Identify technology training needs of faculty and students.
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Common Health Benefits for a Instructional Technology Specialist
Medical
86%
Dental
77%
Vision
67%
None
13%
Gender Breakdown for Instructional Technology Specialists
Female
53.2%
Male
45.2%
Prefer to self-define
1.6%
This data is based on 62 survey responses. Learn more about the gender pay gap.
