If you’re on the hunt for a new job in education technology, or just simply curious about the opportunities that might be out there, you should explore some new roles. Whether you’re looking for a job, looking to hire, or just looking, consider checking out the following resources in education technology career building.

EdSurge – EdSurge not only covers all of the recent news and developments in educational technology, it also maintains an active registry of available jobs. These jobs are posted and updated regularly in an interactive U.S. map.

EdTech Lab Facebook Group– This Facebook group, and others like it, connect job seekers with other candidates and potential employers. Members can share successes, tips, trends, and recommendations from around the globe.

SF EdTech Meetup– This in-person gathering is designed to bring education technology professionals face to face with hiring organizations, professional affiliates, and other influential individuals. These meetups take place monthly in San Francisco and only charge $10 per admissions ticket.

Imagine K12– Imagine K12 occasionally posts openings for EdTech jobs, but also links to other portfolio member postings. This long list provides opportunity for candidates to apply to positions all over the country, and in a wide variety of settings and roles.

Getting Smart– Getting Smart doesn’t typically post updated job listings, but they do offer tips, suggestions, and trends in the field of educational technology. Topics include advice on how to start your own edtech corporation and tips for job seekers.

Hack Education– Like Getting Smart, Hack Education posts tips, news articles, and trends for job seekers. This is a great resource for current practitioners as well.

Google and Yahoo! Groups– Both Google and Yahoo! Are home to several groups for job seekers. These groups provide open forums for job seekers to share tips, encouragement, and leads.

LinkedIn– Don’t underestimate the power of traditional job-seeker resources such as LinkedIn. These sites allow you to showcase your personal background in educational technology, while at the same time reaching out to potential employers. Make sure your profile and CV are up to date, then create an account that demonstrates how passionate you are about edtech.

EdNews Daily– This website is a mecca for all things edtech. It contains articles by education professionals, recent job postings, and even contest announcements.

GetEdFunding– This source is relatively specific, but if you’re looking to start your own edtech business, this website is a must-visit. It contains resources and tips for securing funding for practically any edtech endeavor.

Breaking into the field of educational technology can be a challenge, especially because these jobs exist at only a handful of lesser-known companies. However, these resources can help you land a high-paying, rewarding career in no time.

Whether you are a school/company looking for the perfect employee or an educator looking to advance your career, P-20 Education Careers is the site for you.