Digital Education Developer (Medical School)

Location: Lincoln

Please note, this post is permanent and full time at 37 hours per week.

Closing Date: Tuesday 03 January 2023

Interview Date: Monday 16 January 2023

We are seeking a motivated, organised and collaborative learning technologist (known locally as Digital Education Developer) to support the University of Lincoln’s Medical School. The role of Digital Education Developer (Medical School) will join the University at a pivotal moment and play a critical role in helping to shape the delivery of online learning across the Medical School.

In September 2019, the University of Nottingham and the University of Lincoln launched an innovative partnership to create a new medical school at Lincoln. The new medical school delivers the Nottingham early years curriculum for the first three years, harnessing the digital services and resources provided by Nottingham but placed in a Lincoln physical context. The role holder will engage with colleagues across the medical schools at Nottingham and Lincoln to ensure the ongoing delivery of the digital elements of the Nottingham taught curriculum. The role holder will also support the identification, deployment and successful adoption of Lincoln-based learning technologies to deliver an independent medical curriculum in the coming years.

The role holder will bring a co-ordinated and proactive approach to the support and enhancement of, and innovation in, digital education and engagement in furtherance of the University of Lincoln’s strategic agenda.

The University puts students at the heart of everything it does and has a reputation in the Higher Education sector for student-led innovation in teaching and learning. We are seeking an enthusiastic and committed Digital Education Developer to provide support for blended learning delivery of taught programmes, and the creation of associated digital learning resources, in order to place them within a Lincoln physical context.

The role holder will be dedicated to the delivery of online learning, working in close partnership with academic and digital education colleagues across both Universities. In particular, the role holder will lead digital support for creation, advice and practical input into effective strategies to enhance teaching and learning with technology to support our students to access learning resources in a timely and effective manner.

Excellent organisation and communication skills with advanced knowledge of digital learning tools are essential. Experience of supporting digital education within distance learning programmes are desirable.

The University of Lincoln is a forward-thinking, ambitious institution and you will be working in the heart of a thriving, beautiful, safe and friendly city.

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