We conduct research on constructing and sharing knowledge in technology-enhanced learning environments, including among other things facilitation of learning activities through computer-supported collaboration scripts and adaptive feedback. If you could pass the following job advertisement to anyone you think may be interested it would be most appreciated. Thank you and apologies for cross-posting!

Job description
- Planning and conducting experimental studies
- Collecting and statistically analyzing data
- Presenting results at international conferences and in high-impact journals
- Supporting development and contributing three hours of teaching per week to a master program of Educational Technology
- Acquiring external funding

Requirements
- Concluded scientific university studies, preferably recently concluded PhD studies, in the areas of the Learning Sciences
- Experience in planning, conducting, analyzing, and internationally publishing empirical studies on collaborative, technology-enhanced learning
- Very good proficiency of statistical methods for analyzing learning processes and outcomes
- Teaching experience
- Proficiency in the English and German language or willingness for respective training

Employment will follow the German Tarifvertrag für den öffentlichen Dienst der Länder (TV-L), including the employee benefits common in civil service and the possibility to attain qualification for Professorship (Habilitation). The contract will be initially limited to three years with the option of extension. Depending on qualification and preference, the position can be part-time (§ 7 Abs. 1 TzBfG).

For further information, please see http://tiny.cc/go606 and feel free to contact Prof. Dr. Armin Weinberger at a.weinberger @ mx.uni-saarland.de.

Please send your application with the usual documents including CV, publication list, list of teaching activities, copies of school and university certificates (no originals please!) per e-mail or hard copy to Prof. Dr. Armin Weinberger, Campus 5.4, 66123 Saarbrücken, Germany by July 9, 2010.