Specific Duties:
• Promote and support the integration of technology into the curriculum for enhanced student learning
• ITLR Committee
• Web page
• Workshops
• Ensure that faculty are informed about the most current developments instructional technology, including software and hardware, for professional and instructional purposes.
- Workshops
- Memos
- E-mail
- Web page
• Develop and coordinate a program of on- and off-campus faculty development in instructional technology and related teaching/learning strategies to include a variety of workshops, seminars and hands-on practice. (Review the results of the faculty/staff survey)
- Basic - word processing, e-mail, Internet (structure and facilities),
- WWW (browsing, searching), database, spreadsheet,
- Intermediate – desktop publishing, presentation programs, mailing lists, listserves, Usenet, research strategies & techniques, FTP, Gopher, discussion groups, chat groups
- Advanced – creating presentations, creating web pages, online course development, distance education
• Work with faculty one-on-one or in small groups to appropriately integrate instructional technology into the curriculum.
- Respond to requests
- Encourage - ESL, Music, Honors Course
• Promote available instructional technology resources on campus. Demonstrate the use of technologies as requested.
- Memos, e-mail, web page, workshops/seminars
- Respond to requests
• Coordinate a basic skills test covering word processing, e-mail, Internet, spread sheet/database
- Administer test from Discovering Computers 2001 (Shelly Cashman Series in conjunction with John Caroll
- Evaluate test results
- Recommend to the Academic Dean assignment of students to an appropriate course
revised: 9/24/02
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