E-Learning Graduate Assistant Profile
The E-Learning Graduate Assistant will be driven to support the role of the library as a physical and virtual space for independent learning, knowledge creation, and creative endeavors in collaborative learning. The E-Learning Graduate Assistant will have a strong interest in the field of librarianship and a temperament to engage with others to learn and teach. While some experience using software and equipment for digital media creation will be needed, the willingness and ability to acquire new skills quickly is vital for this position. The ability to work independently as well as collaboratively across multiple projects will also be vital.
The E-Learning Graduate Assistant works under the direction of the E-Learning Librarian. Specific duties of the E-Learning Graduate Assistant will include, but are not limited to the following areas:
Library Media Production for E-Learning
- Work to create online learning modules and assessment tools. These may include:
- Create online tutorials and training resources
- Film and edit audio and video using different types of recording devices and editing software
- Use various e-learning platforms to create learning modules and quizzes
- Update library guides and documentation
Outreach, Liaising and Research
- Assist the E-Learning Librarian in research and collaboration projects across campus
- Research library and e-learning trends and tools
Instruction Services Support
- Research trends, tools and practices that support online library instruction and workshops
- Design and provide training and workshops
- Facilitate online workshops and events
This is a nine-month graduate assistantship position with potential training dates in early August. Email your application letter and resume, or questions to: Navadeep Khanal (khanaln@missouri.edu).
Application deadline: Apply now! Open until filled.
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The E-Learning Librarian provides vision and leadership in the planning, management, supervision, development, and delivery of MU Libraries’ e-learning initiatives, programs, and technologies and represents the MU Libraries to campus entities engaged with issues related to an online learning environment.
The E-Learning Librarian serves as a liaison, resource person, and consultant to faculty and staff within the University of Missouri with specific focus on educational technologies through ET@MO and Mizzou Online in order to ensure e-learners at the University of Missouri have high-quality access to library-related materials, services, and instruction. The E-Learning Library Liaison, functioning as a department head within the Research and Information Services Division, works collaboratively with MU Librarians and staff to achieve integration of library services into campus e-learning programs and initiatives.