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Job Descriptions Wanted (Technology)
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Author: Interpersonal Computing and Tech...
Date: Thu, 30 May 1996 00:00
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From: Michael Wakefield <mwakefie@keene.edu>

Greetings. I'm Mike Wakefield, Director of Media Services at Keene State
College in Keene New Hampshire. I would like to solicit from this list
(and others - please excuse cross-posting) any existing or proposed job
descriptions/titles/qualifications/salary ranges that any of you would be
willing to pass along to me *directly* that would describe a position
specifically devoted to working with college faculty to integrate
appropriate learning technologies in curricula. This would include *any*
technology, including computer-based systems as well as "traditional"
media and library resources. A technology "evangelist", to borrow the
Apple term. I will be happy to post an anonymous digest of responses to
the list, if there is any interest.

TIA,

==Mike

              |===========================================|
              |\\         Michael C. Wakefield          //|
              |//    Director of Media Services & ITV   \\|
              |\\          Keene State College          //|
              |//         Keene, NH  03435-2703         \\|
              |\\                  USA                  //|
              |//   Tel. 603-358-2384 FAX 603-358-2257  \\|
              |\\       e-mail: mwakefie@keene.edu      //|
              |//    www: http://cannonball.keene.edu   \\|
              |===========================================|
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