FITAC 2004 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Faculty IT Advisory Committee Annual Report James S. Noblitt, Chair www.unc.edu/fitac FITAC.

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FITAC 2004 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Faculty IT Advisory Committee Annual Report James S. Noblitt, Chair FITAC 2004

 Faculty & IT Support Staff Membership FITAC 2004 Biology, Economics, Music Health Sciences Library English, Nursing Public Health Mathematics, Slavic, Romance Afro-American Studies Academic Affairs Library NEXT OASIS ATN ITS AIS CIT CTL Continuing Education

 Support for Innovation Issues FITAC 2004 Limited budgetary resources Uncertain system rewards Need for coordination NEXT

 Top Down & Bottom Up Coordination FITAC 2004 NEXT

 Underutilized Resources? Implementation FITAC 2004 One of the abuses of power is not to use it. - John Kenneth Galbraith The Anatomy of Power NEXT

 Truth & Beauty General Education FITAC 2004 At present we are making do in our half-educated fashion, struggling to hear messages, obviously of great importance, as though listening to a foreign language in which one only knows a few words. - C.P. Snow, The Two Cultures NEXT

 The Knowledge Business Scholars & IT NEXT FITAC 2004 Creation Storage Dissemination of Information

 The Evolution of Media for Education Medium & Method NEXT FITAC 2004 DIGITALIMAGEPRINTORAL

Learning Environments FITAC 2004  Music Music  Mathematics Mathematics  Afro-American Studies Afro-American Studies  Foreign Languages Foreign Languages  First-Year Seminars First-Year Seminars NEXT

 Sound files: The right medium for study. Music FITAC 2004 Music 44: Introduction to Country Music in large lecture with online database of words, music bios, pictures (Jocelyn Neal) BACK

 Tools for visualization & exploration. Math FITAC 2004 Math 125: View third dimension with Mathematica; Seminar: Fractal geometry of nature (Sue Goodman) Math 10: Self-paced Algebra for on-campus study (Mark McCombs) BACK

 Access to primary data for research. Afro-American Studies FITAC 2004 Afr0-Amer. Studies Students use data in UNC-CH collections · Documenting the American South · Southern Historical Collection (Tim McMillan) BACK

 Interactive access to image, sound, text. Foreign Languages FITAC 2004 Slavic Languages · MediaBook, The Case Book for Russian · Model for Czech & Polish · NSF research grant (Laura Janda) FL Resource Center (James Noblitt) BACK

 Research & peer-to-peer communication. First Year Seminars FITAC 2004 BACK

Recommendation #1 FITAC 2004  Academic Advisory Committee for IT Seek funding & support for innovation. Integrate IT & academic planning. Remove disincentives for digital scholarship. NEXT

Recommendation #2 FITAC 2004 END  Panel on Electronic Publishing Implications of institutional digital repositories. Implications of fair use & copyright law. Implications of electronic publishing for scholarship.