Senior Technology Enhanced Learning Officer

Location: Strand Campus

Contact details: Bhavini Halai, bhavini.halai@kcl.ac.uk

Job description

• Provide advice and guidance to academic and professional services colleagues on the best use of Moodle VLE (known as KEATS) to support e-learning activities as well as on the effective use of digital technology to enhance of the quality of teaching, learning and assessments and thereby improve the student experience. 
• Assist in the design, development and delivery of workshops/training and deliver ad-hoc support in effective TEL practices. 
• Work effectively with academic and professional services colleagues in the School and across King’s to ensure effective communications and drive improvements.
• Draw upon and contribute to the development of understanding and practice in the field of technology-enhanced learning as a King’s-wide endeavour. 
• Work autonomously as well as cooperatively with others and be able to inspire and interact with a cross-section of staff and students to increase the adoption of technology-enhanced learning. A positive, personable and problem-solving approach is essential, as is the ability to show initiative and adaptability. 

Key responsibilities

• Provide desk-side support, guidance, demonstrations and training on the best use of KEATS and other associated e-learning software/technologies. 
• Contribute to the design, development and delivery of e-learning materials/workshops. 
• Work closely with academic and professional services colleagues to help embed learning technologies to support teaching, learning and assessment activities.  
• Support the TEL Manager and project teams on TEL proposals/applications. 
• Support the coordination of Faculty TEL processes including annual module rollover processes, liaising with local and central professional service colleagues (IT, CTEL and Library Services).  
• Routinely communicate TEL activities, projects and service status to stakeholders via face-to-face and online means.  
• Actively liaises with other TEL staff across the University enabling exchange of ideas and experience including the design and implementation of new systems and increased efficiency. 
• Provide administrative support for ensuring online reading lists are complete, working with Library Services, Module leads and TEL team members. 
• Remain abreast of latest technological developments, including hardware/software that may be useful for a particular project or across a number of projects.

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