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Managing Classroom Technology Renovations

Managing Classroom Technology Renovations

Title:Managing Classroom Technology Renovations (ID: NLI0510)
Author(s):Diane J. Davis (University of Pittsburgh) and Nicholas C. Laudato (University of Pittsburgh)
Topics:Computing Facilities, Electronic Classrooms, Learning Space Design, Teaching and Learning, Technology Buildings
Origin:ELI Meetings (01/25/2005)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:The University of Pittsburgh is committed to providing a classroom environment that enhances the teaching and learning experience. To that end, the University builds state-of-the-practice technology into its new classrooms, renovates its older classrooms to incorporate such technology, and provides media services to non-renovated rooms. These efforts are supported by the Provost and coordinated by a cross-functional Classroom Management Team. This presentation reviews the organizational structure, process, support, standards, goals, directions and oversight of this long-term project, incorporating standing and ad hoc committee input and formal faculty evaluation measures.
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