Alan R. Cattier

Director, Academic Technologies

Emory University

Atlanta, Georgia
UNITED STATES

Alan R. Cattier

• Biography
• Publications
• Presentations

Biography

Alan Cattier is the Director of Academic Technology Services at Emory University. He has led this division of University Technology Services for 7 years. He is responsible for providing strategic coordination and operational management for faculty and student academic computing support across the University.

Alan is an avid outdoorsman and co-author of An Outdoors Guide to Bartram's Travels. Alan is also adjunct faculty in the English and Environmental Studies departments and teaches on literature and the environment.

Alan holds a BA from Dartmouth and an MA from Middlebury.

Publications

Publications

Opening up Learning: From Spaces to Environments

EDUCAUSE Review

May 2009

Presentations

Recent Presentations

Event	Session	Date
ELI 2007 Annual Meeting	Workshop 05A - The Changing Look of Formal and Informal Spaces	01/24/2007
ELI 2007 Annual Meeting	Studios to Support Collaboration and Student Work	01/24/2007
ELI 2007 Annual Meeting	Studios to Support Collaboration and Student Work	01/24/2007
EDUCAUSE 2006	The Changing Place of Space	10/12/2006
ELI 2005 Fall Focus Session	Concurrent Sessions: Technology Enabled Spaces for Student Learning and Engagement	09/15/2005
Seminars on Academic Computing 2003	Using Digital Video to Bridge the Teaching/Learning Environment	08/06/2003
Southeast Regional Conference 2003	Redesigning the Student Computing Lab: Building for Collaboration	06/20/2003
Southeast Regional Conference 2002	Portals for Believers and Skeptics	06/19/2002
NLII Annual Meeting 2002	LearnLink@Emory: Community Across an Institution	01/29/2002
Seminars on Academic Computing 2000	Distributed Communities, Infrastructure, Services, and Facilities to Create Social and Academic Bonding	08/09/2000
EDUCAUSE '99	Emory's Center for Interactive Teaching (ECIT): Successfully Blending Pedagogy and Multimedia Technologies	10/29/1999

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