Job Description:
Acting Director of Exam Software Administration and Project Manager of over 160 university assessments per year for undergraduate, postgraduate, and juris doctor programs. Created and managed the College of Law’s exam website content, policy publications, and student support information. “One man department” that handles ALL technical coding, instructional documentation, student orientation exam software information sessions, faculty training sessions, and creative components of exam assessment administration platforms including Examplify/ExamSoft, Honorlock, LockDown Browser, Respondus, remote proctoring, and Canvas.
Software Administration Information Website Creation sample: NSU Law Exam Administration
Duties:
Creating and managing assessment database; software programming; HTML coding; website design; allocating project resources; legal technical student contract policy writing; faculty technical instructions; tailoring team timeline; ensuring stakeholder satisfaction; graphic design; multivariate statistical analysis for student progress tracking; accommodation adjustments; document processing; assessment file creation; inter-departmental training; assessment file creation; and personnel scheduling.
Software Supported:
- ExamSoft's Examplify
- LockDown Browser
- Respondus
- Canvas
- TWEN
- HonorLock
- TurnItIn
- Adobe Creative Cloud Suite
- SharePoint
- Zoom
- JAWS
Faculty, Staff, and Student Development:
Competency framework design; instructional documentation; technical writing; hosting large departmental technical training (75+ staff); conceptualizing and hosting small focus group "Lunch-and-Learn" sessions; inter-departmental celebration event planning; stakeholder engagement and satisfaction polling.
Student-Centered:
Exam informational sessions; managing disability accommodations; mock exam creation and grading; feedback analysis; student government polling, progress tracking, and performance assessment.
Accreditation:
Assist with technical components of documentation; facilitate on-site visits; monitor faculty adherence to the university academic rules per independent accreditation body requirements, such as ABA Standards, CACREP, APA, CEPH, ADA, AOTA, etc.