The University is seeking experienced individuals to assist with the development of multimedia materials for the project “e-learning portal for learning information technology in education and media and information literacy”. All materials will be presented in both Chinese and English.

The portal includes the following topics:

1. Advanced Microsoft Office skills for teaching
2. Useful tools for online teaching

• developing a blueprint of e-learning portal;
• developing online materials including printed materials, video demonstrations and interactive activities (simulation tasks or interactive discussions); and
• developing assessment materials including practical exercises, quizzes and case studies.

Applicants are expected to process the following qualifications, experience, and attributes:

• a higher degree in IT in Education, education studies or a related discipline;
• excellent command of written and spoken English and Chinese (Cantonese);
• effective communication skills and the ability to work independently; and
• preference will be given to those who have teaching experience and/or material design experience at tertiary level.

Successful candidates will be appointed on a freelance basis.

Please send your C.V. with cover letter (indicating which topic(s) you are interested in developing) by mail to School of Education and Languages (Room A0431), The Open University of Hong Kong, 30 Good Shepherd Street, Homantin, Kowloon; or by e-mail (el@ouhk.edu.hk). (Please quote the reference number in your application).

Deadline: 21 September 2020 

(Applicants who have responded to the previous advertisements posted in July and August 2020 need not re-apply.)

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