Technology Coordinator

Job Level
Mid-level position
Job Category
Coordinator
Sector
  • Technology
Job Status
Areas of Responsibility
  • All Areas of Technology
  • Collect and review an inventory of technology equipment and materials from each school.
  • Disseminate technology related information throughout the district via news bulletins, electronic mail, electronic bulletin boards, presentations at state, district and building level meetings, etc.
  • Assume the duty of Lady Liberty Academy Charter School Webmaster:
  • Manage LLACS’s website site
  • Adapt existing content to a Web-friendly format
  • Train and help school based webmasters
  • Create internet content
  • Provide training and support of instructional staff in the use of technology for their professional and classroom use. (Workshops, telephone support, classroom visitations, walk in support, etc.).
  • Installation and support of software and equipment related to technology.
  • Implement current successful uses of technology in the classroom.
  • Encourage LLACS to have technology oriented open houses for parents, with students and teachers demonstrating various uses of technologies in the classroom.
  • Help in the evaluation and purchase of software and hardware that is used in the classrooms and labs in the school district.
  • Plan, teach, and publishing of technology workshops and recording of teacher participation in such workshops.
  • Motivate classroom teachers to utilize technology in the classroom.
  • Participation in Technology Conferences both in-state and out-of-state to update awareness of current software and hardware.
  • Coordinate the use of technology by teachers, administrators, support staff and students to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of programs and services.
  • Provide leadership and coordinate the planning and implementation of technology integration at LLACS.
  • Assist faculty and staff in dealing with minor technical issues in order to maintain a positive attitude among educators about use of technologies and avoid frustrations and fear of technologies by those teachers unfamiliar with them.