mdking Posted April 26, 2014 Posted April 26, 2014 (edited) Caterham School currently have a vacancy for a Digital Learning Technician. This is a fairly new role within the School and the wider education sector, so you will be joining us at an exciting time. Working in a collegiate atmosphere, you will provide a whole-school digital learning support service as part of our IT support team. This will involve giving hands-on classroom support, using your expertise to prepare and maintain digital learning equipment including all Apple devices from iPod Touch through to iMacs and Mac minis (with a particular focus on iPad). In addition, you will support staff with interactive whiteboards, interactive TVs and media devices. You will also attend school groups and clubs to offer advice and ideas to pupils. I have attached the Job description and the full advert within this post. Closes 12th May 2014 For an application form and further information, please see our website Welcome to Caterham School, an independent, co-educational day and boarding school, Surrey, England. or contact our HR Department: [email protected].Digital Learning Technician - Job Description - closes 12 May 2014.pdfDigital Learning Technician - Advertisement - closes 12 May 2014.pdf Edited May 12, 2014 by elsiegee40 Put salary in title
elsiegee40 Posted April 26, 2014 Posted April 26, 2014 From the JD Salary is based on skills and previous experience 1
mdking Posted May 6, 2014 Author Posted May 6, 2014 From the JD Thanks Elsiegee. As stated, salary is based on previous experience. Closes next Monday 12th May
mdking Posted May 12, 2014 Author Posted May 12, 2014 (edited) Digital Learning Technician - Advert - May 2014.docx I have now attached the Job Advert including the Salary - c£30,000 Full Time. Please feel free to ask questions regarding the vacancy within this thread. Vacancy closing time has been extended. Edited May 12, 2014 by mdking
dhicks Posted May 13, 2014 Posted May 13, 2014 This will involve giving hands-on classroom support, using your expertise to prepare and maintain digital learning equipment including all Apple devices from iPod Touch through to iMacs and Mac minis (with a particular focus on iPad). In addition, you will support staff with interactive whiteboards, interactive TVs and media devices. You will also attend school groups and clubs to offer advice and ideas to pupils. Do you see this role as mainly being a teaching assistant role, helping pupils use given apps in a classroom setting, a technicain role, maintaining the classroom hardware, a software development role, developing applications for use on the hardware, or a mixture of all three?
mdking Posted May 13, 2014 Author Posted May 13, 2014 Do you see this role as mainly being a teaching assistant role, helping pupils use given apps in a classroom setting, a technicain role, maintaining the classroom hardware, a software development role, developing applications for use on the hardware, or a mixture of all three? Hi David, The role would be a mixture of all three. Thank you. Matt
dhicks Posted May 13, 2014 Posted May 13, 2014 The role would be a mixture of all three. Does the school have a 1:1 iPad program accross the whole school, or a set of iPads per classroom - how much hardware is there to take care of? Is the same hardware used from year 3 all the way up to sixth form? Is pupil / classroom hardware exclusivly Apple, and staying Apple, or is there other hardware now or in the future? Do you have an additional educational needs department, would this role involve working with those children who need learning support / differentiation (either for catch-up or for gifted and talented)? Is learning support generally done by a separate teacher or via in-class support? Do you have in mind a particular software development platform or methodology, or would that be up to the person in the role? Is any app development intended to be exclusivly client-side with iOS tools, or will there be substantial server-side development / administration involved?
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