Luke Woodbury

Hello all, I run a sensory studio at a pretty visionary special needs school in Bath, UK. We heavily use Max to create interactive and multi sensory environments and teaching resources that make use of multi projection visuals, DMX lighting, a 12 speaker sound system, RFID, motion tracking, depth sensors (Kinect), Arduino etc. Have a look here for a description: 

http://www.threeways.bathnes.sch.uk/sensory/studio

We have a vacancy for someone who would provide some support to the studio (digital media creation, tech support, admin, plus some Max/ Arduino programming and electronics if you want to get into it), and some A/V support around the school (music/ sound tech, video support, animation support, iPad support etc).

This is far from your usual school media technician role and you will certainly find yourself doing all sorts of things and possibly shaping the role with whatever skills you have. Have a look at the job description (which seems to have every possibility thrown in there!) and follow the application procedures on the page:

http://www.threeways.bathnes.sch.uk/jobs-view/digital-media-sensory-support-technician

If you want any clarification then let me know. I guess the job would suit a graduate very well and would enable somebody to learn/ develop a great deal of varied skills within a very interesting area very quickly.

Hello all, I run a sensory studio at a pretty visionary special needs school in Bath, UK. We heavily use Max to create interactive and multi sensory environments and teaching resources that make use of multi projection visuals, DMX lighting, a 12 speaker sound system, RFID, motion tracking, depth sensors (Kinect), Arduino etc. Have a look here for a description: http://www.threeways.bathnes.sch.uk/sensory/studio

We have a vacancy for someone who would provide some support to the studio (digital media creation, tech support, admin, plus some Max/ Arduino programming and electronics if you want to get into it), and some A/V support around the school (music/ sound tech, video support, animation support, iPad support etc). 

If you want any clarification then let me know. I guess the job would suit a graduate very well and would enable somebody to learn/ develop a great deal of varied skills within a very interesting area very quickly.


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