This position will be responsible for mentoring up to seven students in a particular role (Product

Manager, Project Manager, Developer, Researcher, Designer) on the Masters of Educational

Technology and Applied Learning Sciences (METALS) capstone team. You will be responsible for

meeting your role group at least twice a month Wednesdays from 6-7 pm EST, starting January

2023 until the end of July 2023. These meetings will be used for community building and

imparting skills, tools and techniques, or mindsets necessary to succeed in the role both in the

capstone project and beyond using appropriate pedagogy such as lecturing, workshops or peer

reviews. The successful candidate must be intimately familiar with the METALS program, its

learning objectives and goals, the capstone course and project and should come with a

curriculum plan for the role which they are applying for.

• MS in Learning Science and Educational Technology
• 2 or more years industry experience as a learning engineer, learning scientist, project manager, product manager, user experience designer, or learning experience designer. 
• Experience with the METALS program strongly preferred.

Please submit your resume. The HCII will review applications as we receive them; however, the

final deadline to receive materials is December 31, 2023 or until the positions have been filled.

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