Job Description

Job Description:

• Support utilization of existing education-based technologies provided by the University and Lab.

• Regular meetings with department chairs to understand classroom and curricular tech needs.

• Planning, development and implementation of professional development for faculty focused on effective integration of technology into instruction.

• Oversight of the World Language Lab and DiLL learning server.

• Research and evaluate new hardware and software needs to enhance the technology and stay up-to-date on the latest trends in technology.

• Write/develop technology processes and procedures.

• In collaboration with IS team, author the monthly departmental newsletter.

• Coordinate and facilitate professional growth opportunities for faculty to deepen their understanding of key technical ideas and enhance competence in incorporating technology appropriately into classroom instruction.

• Troubleshoot and maintain computer hardware and software as needed.

• Assist with technology at school events.

• Document and instruct teachers on how to properly enter grades and remarks at the conclusion of each marking period. (PowerSchool)

• Analyzes resources and services ranging from basic online courses to application of technology in teaching. This competence is developed by performing structured work assignments.

• Monitors and analyzes trends, identifies opportunities, and explores innovative approaches to teaching and learning problems. Works with other units across campus to aggregate services in an academic context.

• Performs other related work as needed.

Preferred Qualifications

Education :

• Bachelorâ™s degree, preferably in education or technology.

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Experience:

• Previous experience in K-12 classroom teaching or other school-based ed-tech roles.

• Extensive knowledge of and experiences with digital platforms, tools, media, methods, and design processes.

Technical Skills or Knowledge:

• Understanding of curriculum development and implementation, as well as effective teaching strategies.

• Considerable knowledge of current and emerging technologies and new practices.

• Knowledge in and experience with the use of Chromebooks, iPads, interactive touchscreen TVs, document cameras, as well as a wide variety of digital resources, tools, and instructional software.

• Proficiency with Google Workspace and learning management systems.

Preferred Competencies

• Strong technical, communication, and problem-solving skills.

• Quickly learn unfamiliar tools and share the information with students and teachers.

• Troubleshoot and remediate equipment issues.

• Instruct and work collaboratively with administration, teachers, students, and parents.

• Integrity, analytical thinker, ability to multi-task, problem solver, flexible, creative, patient, a life-long learner who seeks to remain current through continuing education and professional development.

Application Documents

• Resume/CV (required)

• Cover Letter (required)

• References Contact Information (3)(required)

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