[Dspace-general] Job Vacancy: ESRC QUADS Scheme Research Associate
Patrick Carmichael
patrick at caret.cam.ac.uk
Mon May 9 08:54:20 EDT 2005
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (PART TIME)
Centre for Applied Research in Educational Technologies
Ref No: YM113 Grade:
NRAS Salary: £19,460 - £25,700 pa pro rata
Limit of tenure: Fifteen months
The Centre for Applied Research in Education, wishes to appoint a 0.6
FTE Research Associate to work for 15 months from 1 July 2005 (or as
soon as possible thereafter) on its project “Representing Context in a
Research Archive of Educational Evaluation Studies” which is part of
the ESRC Qualitative Demonstrator Scheme (QUADS) and is directed by Dr.
Patrick Carmichael.
The primary purpose of this post is to develop a research archive of
evaluation studies (text, images, audio and video materials) along with
supporting materials collected through interviews with the original
researchers. This will be based on the D-Space digital repository
platform together with other collaboration tools, and will also involve
the development and evaluation of novel web-based interfaces to the
research design to support its widest possible application.
You should hold a degree in computer science or a related discipline;
experience of working in or supporting social science research would be
an advantage. You will need to be able to work collaboratively with
other members of the project team including another Research Associate
who is responsible for data collection and analysis, and demonstrate
sensitivity to the aims and methods of social science research. You
should have proven ability to write with clarity and accuracy to a high
standard and to meet agreed deadlines.
For further information and application pack, please contact Stephanie
Saunders, Administrator, Centre for Applied Research in Educational
Technologies, 16 Mill Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1SB, e-mail:
stephanie at caret.cam.ac.uk. For informal discussions contact Dr. Patrick
Carmichael e-mail: patrick at caret.cam.ac.uk or tel: (01223) 765381.
Closing date: 27 May 2005.
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