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Favorite Parts Of Working In The Education Technology Industry As A Senior Project Coordinator

Margaux, a Senior Project Coordinator in the education technology industry, finds the field's growth and new product development "very exciting," particularly given Cambium Assessment's focus on accessibility. This allows for continuous learning about how students with varying needs, such as "low vision students," interact with online tools.

Education Technology, Accessibility, Project Management, Growing Industry, Product Development

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Margaux Nielsen

Senior Project Coordinator

Cambium Assessment

Georgetown University, 2015

Currently attending MBA program at UCLA Anderson

Ethnic & Related Studies

Education

Operations and Project Management

Honors Student, Scholarship Recipient, LGBTQ

Video Highlights

1. The education technology industry is growing and exciting, with many new products and players.

2. There's a focus on accessibility supports within education technology, exploring how students with different needs interact with online tools.

3. The work involves learning about how students with low vision, for example, use online tools compared to students with unimpaired vision.

Transcript

What do you enjoy most about being in your industry?

I would say I'm in both the education and technology industries. It's a very growing industry right now, with lots of new players.

It can be very exciting to see what new products are out there and what products my Department of Education clients are interested in. That's probably the most exciting part.

My company focuses specifically on accessibility supports within education technology. It's interesting and exciting to learn about how low-vision students, for example, are interacting with online tools in the same way as students with unimpaired vision.

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