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Making IT Work: Enabling Collaboration Among Diverse University Faculty and Staff

Making IT Work: Enabling Collaboration Among Diverse University Faculty and Staff

Title:Making IT Work: Enabling Collaboration Among Diverse University Faculty and Staff (ID: EDU0321)
Author(s):Lecia J. Barker (University of Colorado at Boulder), Sheila Cassidy (The Wexford Institute) and Rita McMillan (Dillard University)
Topics:Collaboration, Faculty Development, Faculty Partnerships
Origin:EDUCAUSE Annual Conferences (2003)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Collaborations for bridging diverse universities with IT are filled with pitfalls. Presenters will describe human aspects of a project enabling student and faculty collaboration and discussion using teleconferencing, courseware, and online modules across majority and minority institutions. Problems are associated with cross-functional, cross-locational, and cross-cultural teams including staff and faculty.
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