[JOB] Research Associate: Semantic Web for Education (Cambridge, UK)

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[JOB] Research Associate: Semantic Web for Education (Cambridge, UK)

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Greetings

The 'Ensemble' Project is a new major project funded by the UK  
Research Councils.  Amongst other things, it will use the tools  
developed by SIMILE in educational settings, looking at how they can  
be used to support teaching, learning and research in higher education.

As the main contributor of technical know-how to a large  
interdisciplinary project based in Cambridge, the job would be ideal  
for a research-focused developer with interests in all aspects of the  
Semantic Web. User interface expertise would also be useful.

ADVERTISEMENT: ESRC/EPSRC Research Associate: The Semantic Web for  
Education

Starting salary: £25,888 - £30,013 (Limit of tenure applies: 3 years)

A Research Associate with background in computer science or an allied  
area is sought to work on a new 3 year ESRC/EPSRC project funded under  
the Technology Enhanced Learning initiative of the UK's Teaching and  
Learning Research Programme. They will be a member of ‘Ensemble:  
Semantic Technologies for the Enhancement of Case Based Learning', an  
international and interdisciplinary project led from the Centre for  
Applied Research in Education Technologies (CARET).

The Research Associate will work as part of a technology team within  
the project to gather and develop user requirements; implement  
Semantic web tools and services in support of teaching and learning;  
identify opportunities for further development of applications, tools  
and services; and to develop ‘rapid prototypes' as part of a  
participatory design process. The project will make use of the  
Semantic Web tools developed by the SIMILE project at MIT (http://simile.mit.edu 
) but the successful candidate will also implement and develop  
metadata schemes, ontologies and thesauri;  digital repositories and  
user applications, interfaces and visualization tools using emerging  
Semantic Web standards (XML-RDF and N3; OWL; SKOS; SPARQL).

Closing date for applications is noon on Friday 15th August 2008.  
Shortlisted applicants will be informed by 22nd August and interviews  
will be held in the following week. The post is available from 1st  
October 2008.

For further details of the project, the vacancy, and application  
forms, visit the project website at: http://tel.caret.cam.ac.uk
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