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Mr Mark Wittervan

Telephone +61 8 8313 6032
Position eLearning Adviser - Professions
Email mark.wittervan@adelaide.edu.au
Fax +61 8 8313 3553
Building Schulz Building
Floor/Room 1 04
Campus North Terrace
Org Unit Pro Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience)

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Biography/ Background

I am employed as an eLearning Advisor with The Faculty of the Professions, as part of the Teaching Technologies Team. This team is part of the Division of the DVC & VP(A). I provide pedagogical and best-practice support in blended learning to the Faculty as per priorities negotiated with the Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching. I provide lead technical support for MyUni Assignments (Turnitin, ICC Print, Assignment Tool), Calendar tool and Tasks tool. I am currently Project Managing the MyUni Support Project.


I was previously employed as Manager Online Services in the Learning and Teaching Unit at the University of South Australia. Online Services provide support and development of the learning and teaching systems.


Prior to this I was a Business Analyst with Reader's Digest in their publishing and marketing division.

Qualifications

PRINCE2 Practitioner (2013) Candidate number: P2R/A090319 - APMG-Australasia


ITIL Foundations


Graduate Certificate in Virtual Communications (RMIT)

Community Engagement

I am currently the Vice President Club Operations of the Forestville Eagles Basketball Club 

Entry last updated: Wednesday, 15 May 2013

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