The Center for Teaching, Learning & Technology at the University of Richmond is recruiting for three open Academic Technology Consultant positions. Each one focuses with a particular group of disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, and sciences (natural, physical, mathematics and computer). Positions work with faculty, departmental staff and students to assist them in effectively using technologies in the teaching and learning environment. The Academic Technology Consultant (ATC) will assist faculty with the incorporation of technology into teaching and learning using sound instructional design theories. The ATC will serve as the technology liaison to assigned departments and will help faculty in those departments to develop desired skills in using technology tools. The ATC will work directly with faculty in developing specific projects, especially web-based projects. The ATC also works with the library and other Information Services divisions to develop and deliver programs, services and tools that are useful to faculty using technology in teaching. The ATC will be experienced in implementing common open source server-based applications such as wikis and blogs with customization and maintenance using web development tools such as php, MySQL, Java, Oracle, Linux, and XML.

The position is open until filled, and full details are available here