The growing virtual education market has created hundreds of online positions for academic professionals. One job I think would be a blast is that of the distance learning librarian.

Wondering what a distance learning librarian does exactly? Here's a current job description from a college in Vermont:

"The Distance Learning Librarian develops procedures and implements programs for library distance education services. Develops and maintains library web presence, web technologies and instructional materials for distance education. Serves as a liaison to campus units involved with distance education. Provides support to distance learners and faculty teaching distance education courses. Coordinates activities of library staff in their work associated with distance education. Collaborates with faculty, library staff and departments to develop collections and services to support distance education programs. Provides reference services and instruction in a broad range of subject areas. Some evening/weekend hours required."

Distance learning librarians are generally required to have the same qualifications as their traditional counterparts (i.e. a masters degree in library science). But, they're also expected to have many technical skills such as web design and the ability to create online content.