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From: Gaylen Floy <[log in to unmask]
Subject: [Wcb-l] Job posting
Date: January 10, 2014 at 8:43:55 AM PST
To: WCLList <[log in to unmask]

New job opening at the Seattle Lighthouse.  Please share.

Title: Computer and Assistive Technology Instructor
Location: Seattle, Washington
Dept.: Employee and Community Services
Reports to: Computer Training Program Supervisor
Hours: Full Time M/F

Summary:
The primary purpose of this position is to serve as technology 
instructor within an introductory computer skills training 
program for adult learners with a wide variety of visual 
conditions and computer experience levels.  Curriculum 
development and implementation are critical and required 
components of this position.

Responsibilities:
Coordinate, plan and deliver all aspects of the introductory 
skills curriculum for the Computer Training Program
Work with supervisor and coworkers to formulate curriculum and 
engage in a variety of instructional methods including but not 
limited to; individual training, group instruction, 
demonstrations, meetings and workshops
Ensure ongoing student skill development
Provide ongoing status reports regarding the progress of each 
student - reports should be completed in a thorough, timely, and 
detailed manner for each student
Develop and conduct surveys and assessments to identify 
individual and organizational training needs
Coordinate with Employee and Community Services and Human 
Resources staff to conduct creative and effective outreach to 
Lighthouse employees and others as appropriate
Maintain files, skills database, provide documentation, data 
collection, reports, and summaries as needed – all materials 
should be created and updated in a timely manner, as close to 
time of service as possible
Participate in the development of annual budget and work plans
Work with Lighthouse Communications staff to ensure continued 
successful funding and marketing of program
Serve as a liaison with DSB, other agencies and the community to 
ensure long-term sustainability and success of the Computer 
Training Program
Maintain the strictest confidentiality standards at all times in 
keeping with LFB/CTP policies and best practices
Other duties as assigned
Knowledge, Skills And Abilities Requirements:
Comprehensive knowledge of Windows applications, including MS 
Office suite and Internet Explorer.  Knowledge of alternative 
browsers (Firefox, Chrome, etc.  a plus)
Comprehensive knowledge of adaptive software for blind and low 
vision users, such as Zoomtext,   Magic and Jaws
Knowledge of an array of adaptive technology hardware including 
but not limited to: refreshable braille displays, CCTV, talking 
book readers, pen friend, braille/qwerty note takers, electronic 
wayfinding devices, etc.
Knowledge of mobile operating systems with an emphasis in 
accessibility features in mobile devices (iOS, Android)
Demonstrated ability to research curriculum and develop 
additional materials as needed
Ability to problem solve quickly and effectively
Creativity & flexibility; ability to change approach as needed, 
willingness to try multiple approaches depending on needs of 
individual student
Ability to take initiative, function autonomously, and be 
dependable, while working in close coordination with CTP 
coworkers, supervisor, and other Lighthouse staff
Kind, courteous, and professional demeanor at all times
Excellent interpersonal communication skills, including in 
written materials, teaching materials, email, as well as in 
in-person communication, both one on one and in group settings
Ability to communicate effectively and enthusiastically about the 
programs and services we offer
Demonstrated excellent organizational skills
Willingness to travel as needed, possibly for extended periods, 
between Seattle and Spokane locations, as well as to conferences, 
trade shows, and other events
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Human Services, Education or related field 
or Associate/Technical degree in Professional Technical Education 
or related field plus equivalent experience desired.  Equivalent 
training/experience considered.
Strong technical skills and extensive knowledge of Windows 
computer hardware and software applications – Mac/iOS/android 
skills and experience a plus
Minimum 2 years of successful teaching/training experience
Mature judgment and sensitivity in interpersonal relations and 
among diverse groups
Preferred:
Bilingual a plus
Strong Braille and computer Braille skills a plus
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

Please send cover letter and resume to [log in to unmask] or to:

The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc.
Attn.: Kevin Daniel
2501 S.  Plum Street
Seattle, Washington 98144
Telephone: (206) 973-4060
Fax: (206) 436-2244
Email: [log in to unmask]

To download an application and for more information about 
employment at the Lighthouse visit our website: 
www.seattlelighthouse.org
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