Gee folks, can't you wait to hire someone for these jobs in, say, two years? I need to finish my
masters before I go trapsing off to St. Paul or Illinois.
Seriously though. I have LOTS of expereience in designing web pages but I have a degree in
Historic Preservation and now I am working on a masters in public history. Should I be picking up
a minor or something to make me more presentable for these jobs, or would you hire me if you just
saw the list of clients (and maybe a portfolio)? I hate the idea of taking computer science
courses because I have always figured they stifled my creativity. I would love to do a MFA, but I
dont have any schooling in that at all.
I am just trying to see if I need to take some different classes to get hired for tech jobs in
museums, science centers, or historic sites.
And one more thing, does anyone hire tech jobs from a distance? I know as a consultant I do this,
but places like EDUWEB.com are not going to hire me unless I am in St. Paul, right?
Thanks everyone for the help!
Aaron
--- "David T. Schaller" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Job Posting: Educational Web Designer
> Educational Web Adventures (www.eduweb.com), an award-winning Web developer
> specializing in educational games, activities, and simulations, seeks a
> creative and talented Web designer for a wide range of projects.
> Responsibilities include creating appealing, intuitive, and kid-friendly Web
> interfaces, preparing Web graphics and animations, creating interactive
> Flash movies, and producing Web pages. May also participate in content
> development and project management.
>
> The ideal candidate will have a liberal arts education, strong written and
> verbal communication skills, and the ability to work independently as well
> as with a team. Must be passionate about the pursuit of knowledge and the
> process of learning. Experience in K-12 education or museums is highly
> desired. One year of graphic design and Web production experience required,
> along with proficiency with Macintosh and Illustrator/Freehand, Flash,
> ImageReady, Dreamweaver, and HTML. Experience with 3D software a plus.
>
> Send email or URL with cover letter, resume with at least four sample URLs,
> and salary requirements to [log in to unmask] or mail to Educational Web
> Adventures, 1776 Iglehart Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55104.
>
>
> ______________________________________________________________
> David T. Schaller [log in to unmask]
> Partner & Web Developer http://www.eduweb.com
> Educational Web Adventures 651-641-7566
>
> Immersive, interactive, and in-depth adventures about art,
> science and history. http://www.eduweb.com
>
=====
Aaron Marcavitch
www.aaronmarcavitch.com
(current) M.A. in Public History
Middle Tennessee State University
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