CIRT has openings for Distance Learning Assistants (DLAs)! Become a part of CIRT and join the Online Learning Support Team as a Distance Learning Assistant (DLA). As a DLA you will be working in a supportive and creative environment that encourages teamwork, commitment, and a willingness to go the extra mile to meet faculty needs. Applications will be accepted until all positions are filled. Hired DLAs must be available to begin work immediately for a one year minimum. DLAs are required to work 10 to 20 hours a week, and must be currently enrolled at UNF. Responsibilities: Blackboard technical support and training Phone, email, and walk-in faculty support Instructional Design project assistance Conversion and publication of online course materials Assisting faculty with various tasks in CIRT Benefits of being a DLA: Flexible Hours On-campus location Learning environment Real-world experience Fulfillment from helping others Opportunity to explore other areas of interest Requirements and Qualifications: Proof of current enrollment at UNF Availability to work a minimum of 10 hours a week with the possibility of weekends Excellent verbal and written communication skills Proficiency with Microsoft Office, all common web browsers, and Windows or Mac OS Team player that demonstrates initiative and eagerness to learn Superior organizational skills Ability to maintain patience and sense of humor at all times while assisting faculty Desirable Skills and Experience: Prior customer support experience, especially in technical support or any problem solving field Photoshop and/or graphic design HTML and web design Graduate Student Starting Pay rate: $12 hour Undergraduate Student Starting Pay rate: $10 hour Center for Instruction & Research Technology University of North Florida http://www.unf.edu/cirt/ Distance Learning Assistant Application Answer the questions below and email your completed application to ross.bell@unf.edu along with a resume. Name and Contact Information: Describe yourself….what are your strengths and talents? How do you relate to others? How do you feel about technology…….what hardware and software are you familiar with and what would you like to learn more about? How do you feel about learning…….how and what do you like to learn; do you enjoy helping others learn? CIRT is an extremely customer-oriented department. What do you enjoy about helping people? What is your availability? Center for Instruction & Research Technology University of North Florida http://www.unf.edu/cirt/