Activity 5: What Does an Instructional Technologist Do? A Job
Description
• Job Title: Instructional Technology Coordinator
• Primary Objective:
-Supports the deployment and integration of various types of technology
into the school by providing resources, leadership, and professional
development.
• List of Duties or Tasks Performed:
-Collaborate with administration to
plan and teach professional development to building educators monthly.
-Work with teachers and
administration to help integrate the use of technology in classrooms daily.
-Repair, service, upgrade, install,
and troubleshoot technology resources daily.
-Collaborate with administration and
technology team to develop, evaluate, and implement school technology plan,
including school technology budgets weekly.
-Communicate with the district IT
department to provide the school with support for district equipment and
software weekly.
• Description of the Relationships and
Roles:
-This position reports to the Principal.
-This position has no direct supervisor responsibilities.
• Education and Related Work
Experience:
-High School Diploma or equivalent.
-Bachelors Degree required.
Preferred degrees include education with instructional technology or computer
science.
-Teaching License required.
-Minimum of three years successful
teaching experience in a K-12 environment.
-Successful experience implementing
technology into instructional settings.
-Experience working in a leadership
role preferred.
• Technical Skills, Knowledge, and
Abilities:
-Clear vision for integrating
technology into classroom curriculum.
-Working knowledge of the following hardware
technologies:
-iMac Desktop Computers
-MacBook Laptops
-iPads
-Document Cameras
-Projectors
-Apple TV
-Sound Enhancing Equipment
-Working knowledge of the following software
and programs:
-Microsoft Office
-Infinite Campus
-iTunes and Apps
-Gmail applications
-Ability to work effectively in
group situations.
-Interpersonal skills to interpret
and convey technical information to a non-technical audience.
-High degree of approachability and
accessibility.
-Advanced oral and written
communication skills.
-Ability to promote and follow
school and district policies and procedures.
-Continuous research of new
technologies and methods of integrating them into the classroom setting.
-Ability to recognize the importance
of safety in the work place, follow safety rules, practice safe work habits,
utilize appropriate safety equipment, and report unsafe conditions to the
appropriate administrator.
-Basic web design skills preferred.
-Basic graphic design abilities
preferred.
-Basic video shooting and video
editing experience preferred.
• Other Relevant Information:
-Ability to professionally work with administrators, teachers, support
staff, and parents.
-Must be able to withstand the following physical and mental requirements.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities
to perform these necessary tasks.
-Stand, walk, sit, use fingers and hands, reach with arms, speak, listen,
see, lift up to 25 pounds.
-Compute, evaluate,
analyze, use interpersonal skills.
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