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    Company Name: Durham Public Schools 
    Company Website: http://www.dpsnc.net 

    Job Title: Webmaster
    Job Description: Position:  Webmaster

Reports to:     Communications
      
Coordinator, Office of Public Affairs

Supervises:     None

Status:
                Permanent, 12 months

Qualifications:
1. Strong organization
      skills and self-
motivated.  
2. Strong communication skills.
3.
      Demonstrated web design skills.
4. Proven ability to use technology
      to 
improve customer services.
5. Experience in the use of the
      Internet 
to communicate.  
6.   Bachelor’s degree and three years
      
experience in web design and 
development.  

Performance
      Responsibilities and 
Duties:
The Web is becoming increasingly
      
more important as a means of 
communicating with staff, parents and
      
the entire community.  The DPS Web 
site is evolving as Central
      Services 
looks to the site to increase and 
improve the efficiency
      of services, 
retool our operating practices and 
strengthen
      communications.  As more 
and more areas within DPS decide to
      
communicate this way, Central Services 
needs a full-time Webmaster
      to guide 
and support the site, www.dpsnc.net.  

The Webmaster
      will work in the 
Support Services Area, Office of Public 
Affairs. 
      This individual also will work 
closely with programmers in
      
Information Technology to maintain 
and update the site.  The
      Webmaster is 
responsible for the day-to-day 
maintenance and
      operation of the 
official DPS Web site.  This individual
      
coordinates Web functions, monitors 
Web activities, incorporates
      new 
technologies into the site and 
enhances the existing site. 
      

The DPS Webmaster will have the 
following key duties:
1. Manage
      the design and content of 
the DPS Web site in conjunction with 
the
      staff members in Public Affairs and 
with programmers in Information
      
Technology.
2. Create new Web pages and update 
existing Web pages
      as appropriate.   
3. Identify and implement 
improvements to the
      DPS Web site.
4. Work with staff and consultants to 
develop and
      coordinate consistent 
graphics for the site.
5. Post digital images
      to the site.
6. Work with school webmasters to 
improve the quality
      of school Web 
sites.  
7. Strategize with DPS departments 
and
      schools on new Web sites.
8. Provide design and Web writing
      
assistance to departments in 
disseminating information via the Web
      
site (may include designing forms, 
surveys and other feedback
      
opportunities).
9. Develop and implement Web 
marketing strategies
      to ensure that the 
Durham community is aware of the 
DPS Web
      resources.
10. Perform additional duties as 
assigned.  


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