They fall under a broader job title-instructional coordinators.
Instructional coordinators wear many hats.
They evaluate school curricula, develop educational materials, and recommend and monitor curriculum and material changes introduced into school systems. This article describes in more detail what instructional coordinators do, how many are employed, what their employment outlook is, and how they train to enter this career. Their tasks include evaluating school curricula and recommending changes, coordinating equipment review and purchase, and assisting in the use of new technology in schools. Instructional coordinators evaluate how well a school's curriculum meets students needs by researching teaching methods and techniques and develop procedures to determine if program goals are being met. They also supervise workers who catalog, distribute and maintain a school's educational materials and equipment.