CREATING A TECHNOLOGYCENTRIC CAMPUS: TEMPERMENT, TOOLS AND TRAINING

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CREATING A TECHNOLOGY-CENTRIC CAMPUS
TEMPERMENT, TOOLS AND TRAINING

• League for Innovation
• 2001 Conference on Information Technology
• Minneapolis Convention Center
• November 16, 2001

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History - SPC Seminole Campus

• Purchased property in 1970
• First phase funding supported by the Florida
  Legislature in the early 90s
• DBT approval in June, 1996
• Open for classes in Aug., 1998as SPCs
  Technology Campus(home of ITVS, Instructional
  Tech, eCampus AIS)

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Phase I Design - SPC Seminole

• Innovative approach
• Future-proofed, multipurpose space
• Educationally valid
• All classes and services delivered or
  substantially enhanced with technology
  value-added use

Commons at Night
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Phase I Uniquities - SPC Seminole

• Laptops for check-out
• Use of SmartBoards
• Faculty student and staff technology training
• Customer service focus
• Permission to experiment
• Technology-centric building design

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Information Commons

• One part classroom
• One part library
• One part communications center
• One part learning support center

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Multipurpose Room

• One part classroom
• One part conference room
• One part community meeting room
• One part production studio

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Smart (Interactive) Classrooms

• Multi-location videoconferencing using two large
  screens and multiple cameras
• Multiple information sources- VCR -
  Elmo overhead camera- DVD - computer w/full
  functionality
• Touch-screen technology, touch-activated
  microphones

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e-curriculum and academic support services

• Traditional Course Enhancementsinstcomp.spjc.edu
  
• Blended Learning/ video components
• Online Librarywww.spjc.edu/central/libonline

• Laptop classes
• FLIPITs
• Mentoring
• eCampuse.spjc.edu

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e-services

• Application
• Orientation
• Testing
• Registration

• Interest inventories
• College search
• Career exploration
• Job search
• Gen. student aides

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LINK
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Completing the Package

• Seminole Campus Web Page (www.spjc.edu/se)-
  total student focus- underscores
  technology-centric features
• - first point of access for Campus information
• - links to all College-wide electronic services

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Next Steps - SPC Seminole

• Expanded classrooms,student service areas, and
  more (CUC, 1/2002)
• Joint-use library/classrooms (6/2003)
• Additional partnerships (ponds project,
  traffic light, recreation center, natural habitat
  park, art curriculum, hospitality industry)

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UPC Building Highlights

• Digitorium
• Collaborative Commons
• Classrooms general purpose and specialized
• New home for UPC and AIS

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UPC Building Highlights, Contd

• Faculty offices
• Student Services Suite including adequate
  testing and career center areas
• Bookstore/Enhanced food service

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Phase II Technology Features

• Specialized instructor stations
• Extensive use of wireless technology
• Joint appointment of faculty w/eCampus
• All new faculty teach at least one course online

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Phase II Technology Features, continued

• Course and instructor templates
• Continue in role as the pilot-tester, e.g.,
  online entry of grades
• Expand leadership role in use of technology by
  University partners
• New digital media degree and multiple certificates

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