Head of Educational Technology Learning Spaces

🇺🇸 Chapel Hill, North Carolina 🕑 Full-Time 💰 $110K - $124K 💻 Information Technology 🗓️ October 30th, 2026

Edtech.com's Summary

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is hiring a Head of Educational Technology Learning Spaces. The role leads the classroom technology and learning space services within the university's Information Technology Services Educational Technologies unit, including audio-visual support for more than 200 general-purpose classrooms. The head oversees staff, budgets, and vendors to keep teaching spaces reliable for faculty.

Highlights

Lead the Classroom Hotline, which provides audio-visual design, maintenance, lifecycle management, and support for faculty teaching in more than 200 general-purpose classrooms scheduled by the University Registrar.
Direct Learning Space Design services, including consultations, planning, design, and coordination for audio-visual renovations in other campus locations.
Oversee the Carolina Print Hub, a student-fee-funded printing service spread across more than 70 campus printing locations.
Handle strategic planning, staff supervision, budget management, and vendor coordination, and set operational standards for reliable, accessible technology services.
Hiring range of $110,000 to $124,016 for a full-time, permanent position.
Master's degree with 1-2 years of experience, or a bachelor's degree with 2-4 years, with a combination of related education and experience accepted in substitution.
Demonstrated experience managing technical support, audiovisual, classroom technology, or IT service operations, plus knowledge of project management and of classroom presentation, conferencing, and digital display technologies.
Preferred experience supporting classroom technology in higher education, working with facilities teams, vendors, or construction teams on technology planning and design, and managing technology lifecycle and replacement budgets.
Requires lifting and maneuvering audio/video components and climbing ladders.