Teaching & Learning with Technology Classroom & Lab Computing. University Park Technology Classroom Trends

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1 Teaching & Learning with Technology Classroom & Lab Computing University Park Technology Classroom Trends

2 Highlights of 2004 FACAC Technology Survey University Park Technology Classroom Statistics Technology Initiatives Impact of Changing Pedagogy

3 2004 FACAC SURVEY RESULTS Statement Strongly Agree Somewhat Agree Neutral Somewhat Disagree Strongly Disagree 1. It is important to integrate online learning with traditional teaching methods. 2. I use technology for teaching more today than two years ago. 3. I would like to see a greater presence of wireless capabilities on campus. 4. I would like to see more active use of interactive video conferencing

4 2004 FACAC SURVEY RESULTS Reasons for Teaching with Technology Content More Easily Explained Lecture Materials Easily Updated Out-of-Class Communication Enhanced Complex Material Delivery Enhanced Increased Coverage of Course Material Enhanced Student Interaction Student Expectation Technology a Component of the Subject Facilitates Group Collaboration (in and out of class)

5 2004 FACAC SURVEY RESULTS Barriers for Not Using Technology Lack of Time for Incorporation Technology Failures Lack of Access to Technology Classrooms No Network Access in Classrooms No Onsite Technical Support Lack of Up-To-Date Hardware/Software Lack of Necessary Skills

6 2004 FACAC SURVEY RESULTS Valued Classroom Features Very Important Somewhat Important Not at all Important Technology-equipped podium Regular table topped podium Multimedia projector Classic overhead projector Screen positioned at front/center Screens positioned at side/corners Combo laser pointer and slide advancer remote Computers at each student station Auditorium Seating Fixed tablet arm seating Fixed tables and chairs Moveable tables and chairs

7 University Park General Purpose Classroom (GPC) Facts 361 rooms available through the Office of the Registrar (209 Technology Enhanced) 21,733 Total Seating Capacity (14,923 Total Seating Capacity in Technology Rooms) Located Throughout 52 Buildings Across University Park

8 Technology Classroom Growth / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /07 Projected

9 Technology Classroom Additions Spring 2006 Wagner 115 ITEC (30 seats) Wagner 115A ITEC (30 seats) Wagner 206 ITEC (46 seats) Wagner 214 ITEC (31 seats) Wagner 316 ITEC (46 seats) Fall 2006 Burrowes 215 VTEC/STEC (18 seats) Burrowes 316 VTEC (10 seats) Food Sciences 133 ITEC (54 seats) Forest Res. 001 STEC (38 seats) Forest Res. 106 ITEC (52 seats) Forest Res. 107 ITEC (73 seats) Forest Res. 112 ITEC (153 seats) Forest Res. 417 STEC (30 seats) Waring 129 STEC (150 seats)

10 Classrooms By Type ITEC Instructor Technology 0 VTEC (2) 1% STEC (31) 9% No Tech (152) 42% ITEC (176) 48% STEC Student Technology (Includes Inst. Tech.) VTEC Video Conferencing (Includes Inst. Tech.)

11 Technology Rooms by Platform Windows Windows / Mac Mac Linux Unix 72% 23% 4% <1% <1%

12 Technology Replacement Initiatives 2004/05 Podiums 40 Podium Computers 93 Data/Video Projectors 95 Switching Systems 60 VCR/DVD Players 70 Video Conferencing System Upgrade 108 Wartik

13 New Technology Initiatives 2004/05 Redesigned Podium for Enhanced Sightlines Student Response System Pilot (Chemistry) (102 Forum, 108 Forum, 117 Osmond) Touch Panel Controlled Switching System Closed Captioning Decoders

14 Wireless Connectivity in Buildings with GPCs Business (new) Chambers (floor 1 & 2) Hammond (floor 2 & 3) Henderson South IST Patterson (floor 4) Pond Lab (floor 1) Rackley Sackett Willard (basement) Source:

15 Planned Wireless Installations In GPC Locations Boucke Building Forum Building Kern Building Life Sciences (including student study area/courtyard) Thomas Building Willard Building December 2005 Anticipated Completion

16 Changing Pedagogy Collaborative Learning Flexible Seating Computer-Based Learning Lower Course Enrollment Limits Increased Square Footage per Student Instructional Technology Enhancements

17 The Face of Change Boucke Seats Seats

18 Cedar Seats Seats

19 Ferguson Seats Seats

20 Life Sciences 012 Traditional 28 Seats Collaborative 28 Seats

21 Osmond Seats Collaborative 42 Seats

22 Willard Seats Seats

23 Willard Seats Seats

24 Thomas Schwab Seats 726 Seats

25 Osmond 117 IST Seats Seats

26 EES 114 Chem Seats Seats

27 Still Much To be Done Sackett 127 Borland 172

28 Willard 362 Moore 107

29 And Some Will Never Be Chambers 102 Chamber 123

30 Hammond 209 Armsby 213

31 Conclusion Continue Expansion of Technology Classroom Pool Continue Expansion of Wireless Coverage Area Continue to Seek Additional Permanent Funding for Technology Replacement Initiatives Continue to Survey Instructors & Students