The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign seeks an innovative,
collaborative, and service-oriented professional for the position of Media
Commons Technology Manager. Creativity, risk-taking, and a desire to explore
the intersection of new technologies and classroom learning are essential for
this position. This position is a key contributor to the
Media Commons' mission of teaching students content creation and digital
literacy skills that are critical for academic success. The Media Commons
Technology Support Specialist investigates the development of web design,
applications, training, and related technology support that focus on the
creation, storage, and use of media in teaching and course-related activities.
Reporting to the Media Commons Coordinator the Media Commons Technology
Support Specialist:

  * Identifies and evaluates technology solutions to meet curricular and Library programming needs of the Media Commons;
  * Consults with library faculty and key campus IT personnel on the implementation and execution of the Media Commons' technology programs, facilities, and teaching programs;
  * Designs web-based access systems and storage to support undergraduate students' curricular requirements in the creation, dissemination, use, and curation of digital media;
  * Pursues professional development activities to expand knowledge and to maintain current with best practices for implementing new technology in support of digital literacy;
  * Teaches workshops for staff and students related to use of Media Commons technology;
  * Investigates methodologies and best practices for creating, promoting, and disseminating student-authored content;
  * Analyzes data and findings related to Media Commons' programming to assist in formulating policy and determining strategic direction.
Qualifications: Required: Bachelor's degree; experience developing, producing
and editing video, and other media and digital applications or similar
products; experience developing websites, including use of scripting
languages; experience providing group or one-on-one training; excellent oral
and written communication skills with demonstrated ability to work and
communicate effectively with a variety of staff and user groups; successful
experience working in a collaborative environment. See
https://jobs.illinois.edu for Preferred.



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