26-27 Student Technologist in the Huisking Center - IT - Instructional Design & Technology
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Saint Mary's College
IN
Summary
Provide technical support and training to faculty, staff, and students regarding classroom instructional technology and software. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, maintaining equipment, and assisting with digital accessibility and course building in Blackboard.
Job Description
Description:
The Student Technologist in the Huisking Instructional Technology Resource Center (ITRC) is responsible for assisting faculty, staff, and students with the proper use of classroom instructional technology and software, as well as providing training and technology support. Specific responsibilities include: working scheduled shifts in ITRC to assist faculty and students and to respond quickly to calls for technology assistance on campus; troubleshooting issues with instructional technology; accurately documenting issues and how they were solved; seeking assistance as needed from team leads and supervisors to solve issues that are beyond the student's knowledge or experience; installing and/or removing technology as needed; performing regularly scheduled checks and maintenance of instructional technology; providing assistance and training on the proper use of technology and software, as well as on basic digital accessibility; assisting with loaning selected technology and equipment, particularly verifying the condition of technology and equipment before loaning and when accepting returns; assisting with course building, link checking, and testing new or updated tools in Blackboard; editing captions and testing Kaltura video and related tools; assisting with digital accessibility projects; and performing other technology-related duties as needed. Technology and software includes but is not limited to: Crestron control panels; media projectors and screens; document cameras; Blu-ray and DVD players; conference web cams; digital cameras; lightboard; audio speakers, headphones, and microphones; web conferencing applications; Kaltura virtual classroom and video recording; Blackboard and Ally; Google Suite apps; Microsoft Office (Word and PowerPoint).
Qualifications:
Knowledge of technologies including computer, projectors, monitors, webcam, microphones, etc. preferred. Team members will be asked to arrive to campus for the academic year a week early for training. ***SAINT MARY'S STUDENTS ONLY***
Welcome to the Kalmanovitz School of Education (KSOE) at Saint Mary’s College of California, located in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area in Moraga, CA. KSOE prepares highly sought-after, visionary academic and community leaders, effective classroom teachers, and compassionate mental health practitioners. Our alumni serve youth, adults, families, and entities, especially those who are most vulnerable, in both the public and private sector.
The Catholic, LaSallian, and liberal arts traditions of Saint Mary’s College are the cornerstones of KSOE. Our programs exemplify the LaSallian principles of respecting the dignity of others, honoring diversity, embracing service, faith, and the pursuit of truth, and championing social justice. It is our goal that all who engage with our educational programs leave as determined practitioners of the LaSallian Core Principles.
Together, we inspire a culture of curricular and programmatic excellence, responsiveness and relevance to local and broad-reaching communities; leadership, collaboration and commitment to inclusiveness. This vision underscores the significance of our mission to prepare compassionate, competent, and ethical professionals dedicated to meaningful and supportive engagement with diverse people, schools, and communities. Our fully accredited programs, by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing and the California Board of Behavioral Science, are among the most respected in the region. I invite you to make the life transforming decision to join our academic centers, counseling, leadership, or teacher education programs this year. We look forward to welcoming you as a member of the KSOE community.
Company size
5,001-10,000 employees
Industry
Higher Education
Org type
Educational
Headquarters
Moraga, CA
Welcome to the Kalmanovitz School of Education (KSOE) at Saint Mary’s College of California, located in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area in Moraga, CA. KSOE prepares highly sought-after, visionary academic and community leaders, effective classroom teachers, and compassionate mental health practitioners. Our alumni serve youth, adults, families, and entities, especially those who are most vulnerable, in both the public and private sector.
The Catholic, LaSallian, and liberal arts traditions of Saint Mary’s College are the cornerstones of KSOE. Our programs exemplify the LaSallian principles of respecting the dignity of others, honoring diversity, embracing service, faith, and the pursuit of truth, and championing social justice. It is our goal that all who engage with our educational programs leave as determined practitioners of the LaSallian Core Principles.
Together, we inspire a culture of curricular and programmatic excellence, responsiveness and relevance to local and broad-reaching communities; leadership, collaboration and commitment to inclusiveness. This vision underscores the significance of our mission to prepare compassionate, competent, and ethical professionals dedicated to meaningful and supportive engagement with diverse people, schools, and communities. Our fully accredited programs, by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing and the California Board of Behavioral Science, are among the most respected in the region. I invite you to make the life transforming decision to join our academic centers, counseling, leadership, or teacher education programs this year. We look forward to welcoming you as a member of the KSOE community.
Company size
5,001-10,000 employees
Industry
Higher Education
Org type
Educational
Headquarters
Moraga, CA
