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Guided by Like No Other , Athabasca University’s (AU) strategic plan, AU’s approach to accessible yet transformative education and research is truly distinctive. Our academic mission is to remove barriers to post-secondary education for learners, regardless of their age, location, career, or educational background. Based in the beautiful region of Athabasca, Alberta, AU is one of four Comprehensive Academic and Research Universities (CARUs) in the province. We are a public, board-governed, open, and online university serving more than 37,000 students across Alberta, Canada, and around the world. AU seeks to be an agile and inclusive workplace in which all team members can grow, make their highest contribution, and each make a difference to our academic vision and mission. Drawing from five decades of growth in distance and online education, we aim to grow our position as Canada’s foremost innovator in flexible, online and accessible learning. With an inclusive Senior Leadership Team dedicated to empowering every team member to contribute, learn and thrive, AU stands poised for an exciting and ambitious next stage of development. Athabasca University's Faculty of Science and Technologyis recruiting for a Manager, Course Production. Faculty of Science and Technology The Faculty of Science and Technology (FST) is committed to fostering a meaningful and inclusive learning experience through excellence in teaching and scholarly activities. In the realization of the themes of access, opportunity, and community, we aim to change lives and communities from local to global like no other university. In an increasingly complex world, our flexible model enables learners to obtain the necessary skills for future employment while developing their ability to be resilient, think creatively, and work collaboratively as global citizens. Our faculty is home to emerging research, innovative courses, responsive student support, recognized programs, and community outreach. Please visit our website for more information:Reporting directly to the Dean, the Manager, Course Production (CP), provides administrative and operational management to the CP unit in the Faculty of Science and Technology (FST) and is a key member and strategic advisor to faculty leadership. In partnership with the Associate Dean, Learning and Assessment, this position provides course production and design leadership and innovation to the faculty in collaboration with FST leadership, staff, and other members of the Athabasca University community. The Manager, CP, oversees and coordinates the work of the CP unit, and by working closely with the Associate Dean, Learning and Assessment, provides guidance to the Course Design unit to manage effective workflow, ensure quality, and utilize resources effectively to support FST's course development process. This position provides oversight for effective course development in the Faculty by creating learning opportunities, promoting awareness, supporting technology solutions, and contributing to new system and process developments. Requires a bachelor's degree. A graduate degree is considered an asset. Seven to nine years of progressively responsible administrative and leadership experience in a complex environment, preferably within a post-secondary institution, is required. Demonstrated experience leading course production teams in an online learning environment and project-related activities in a large and complex organization is required. Demonstrated experience managing project schedules, coordinating resources, monitoring progress, and mitigating risks to ensure targeted course deployment dates are successfully achieved. Possesses working knowledge of educational learning platforms and learning management systems, technology-enabled learning strategies and tools, and project, task, and workflow management software. Demonstrated ability to interpret, develop, implement, and maintain policies and processes related to course development, course maintenance, and Institutional standards, ensuring consistency, quality, and regulatory compliance as well as support efficient course production, ongoing course maintenance, and Institutional governance requirements. Knowledge of and demonstrated skill in digital publishing/course development and production processes, and editorial, project management, and copyright knowledge. Experience working in a unionized environment and interpreting collective agreements, policies, and procedures is essential. Demonstrated ability to build relationships, lead change, manage competing priorities, exercise sound judgement, and provide strategic advice is required. Demonstrated commitment to continuous learning, collaboration, equity, diversity, inclusion, and service excellence is required. A detailed

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