Maria worked with me at The University of Melbourne between August 2019 and August 2020 as a Migration Support Assistant on the Next Generation Learning Management System Implementation project, also known as Project Evolve. Project Evolve was a multiyear program of work that was responsible for the implementation of the Learning Management System (Canvas), Video Management System (Kaltura), as well as many other educational technologies that make up the Teaching and Learning environment at the University of Melbourne. Maria worked in the team responsible for the migration of over 6000 subjects being taught in 2020 to the new learning management system (also known as the Storks). Maria was part of an incredibly reliable team with a great attention to detail and work ethic. She delivered on the scope of her position and went above and beyond the expectations of her role. I’m happy to recommend Maria for her next role.

I met Maria through a common friend at the University of Melbourne. Having a good friend like Maria that, although she was studying in a different faculty, was always interested in the work I was doing and offered moral support thorough times good and bad. Most importantly we shared a strong relationship with respect to languages: I would help her with her English, and she I with Spanish. I found Maria to be eager to improve and therefore a pleasure to instruct/help.

Maria worked with me at The University of Melbourne between August 2019 and August 2020 as a Migration Support Assistant on the Next Generation Learning Management System Implementation project, also known as Project Evolve. Project Evolve was a multiyear program of work that was responsible for the implementation of the Learning Management System (Canvas), Video Management System (Kaltura), as well as many other educational technologies that make up the Teaching and Learning environment at the University of Melbourne. Maria worked in the team responsible for the migration of over 6000 subjects being taught in 2020 to the new learning management system (also known as the Storks). Maria was part of an incredibly reliable team with a great attention to detail and work ethic. She delivered on the scope of her position and went above and beyond the expectations of her role. I’m happy to recommend Maria for her next role.

I met Maria through a common friend at the University of Melbourne. Having a good friend like Maria that, although she was studying in a different faculty, was always interested in the work I was doing and offered moral support thorough times good and bad. Most importantly we shared a strong relationship with respect to languages: I would help her with her English, and she I with Spanish. I found Maria to be eager to improve and therefore a pleasure to instruct/help.

Maria worked with me at The University of Melbourne between August 2019 and August 2020 as a Migration Support Assistant on the Next Generation Learning Management System Implementation project, also known as Project Evolve. Project Evolve was a multiyear program of work that was responsible for the implementation of the Learning Management System (Canvas), Video Management System (Kaltura), as well as many other educational technologies that make up the Teaching and Learning environment at the University of Melbourne. Maria worked in the team responsible for the migration of over 6000 subjects being taught in 2020 to the new learning management system (also known as the Storks). Maria was part of an incredibly reliable team with a great attention to detail and work ethic. She delivered on the scope of her position and went above and beyond the expectations of her role. I’m happy to recommend Maria for her next role.

I met Maria through a common friend at the University of Melbourne. Having a good friend like Maria that, although she was studying in a different faculty, was always interested in the work I was doing and offered moral support thorough times good and bad. Most importantly we shared a strong relationship with respect to languages: I would help her with her English, and she I with Spanish. I found Maria to be eager to improve and therefore a pleasure to instruct/help.