1. Cole Camplese Vice President, CIO Information Technology Services
Welcome
Cole Camplese
Vice President, CIO Information Technology Services

2. Northeastern Learning Environment 2025
Steph Trowbridge
Assistant Vice President, Academic Technologies

3. Top Three Reasons…
What are your top three reasons (if any) for wanting to use technology for teaching and learning?

4. Top Three Barriers…
What are your top three barriers (if any) to your use of technology for teaching and learning?

5. Who is at TEXPO 40
Departments
100+
Faculty
100+
Staff

6. The New Academic Technologies
Integrated Learning Technologies Integrated AV Design and Support Global focus Faculty and Student Experience Enablement
For those of you that don’t know the full catalog of services and support X
Blackboard
Lecture capture
Learning artifact creations support
What is different –
integrated technology support with NUonline and all global and regional campuses
AV design and AVsupport now in AT supporting global campuses and regional
More custom solutions and support models for programs and individuals
Alignment for better synergies
Alignment for better enablement
Looking at learning physically, virtually and globally as an inclusive ecosystem

7. Blending and Evolving
Global networks and connections – One Northeastern
Students inform education, teachers are learners and education is life-long
New course definitions
Experiential in the cloud
Credentialing is changing
I equate this to the great quote by Dr Venkman Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together – mass hysteria.
Culture shift
Focus on connection, collaboration and communication
Enablement!!!! Performance engine vertical to the horizontal
We are creating transparency to make the not so secret sauce – ALL PARTNERSHIPS WELCOME
Lifelong Learning is the innovation stream
ITS is the performance engine – We connect, we build, we scale….Enable

8. Northeastern’s Learning Environment
Agile - Onboard and sunset technology as needed
Integrated – Sum of all parts with access to data
Foundational – Build a powerful stable learning platform enabling innovation
Collaborative– Ensure networks are easily created for collaboration and every changing learning communities
Global – Ability to support NU’s global community
Mobile – Limitless access
Bridge - Classroom environment, the online environment, and new mixed reality environments - an extension between the physical and online spaces.
I had this slide last year and will probably be here every year….as we continue to evolve as an organization or technical and learning requirements change bring about new opportunities
Last year I spoke about having a foundation to build on and in this context it was a technical platform and we will spend a lot of this year exploring just that
But the definition of the NLE continues to expand to include the classrooms and their connections and integrations into the whole.
Agile -
The definition includes SAIL and how do we best integrate this innovative tool
The definition includes Co-op platforms
The definition includes badging platforms
The definition includes the integration of XR
Teams/Office 365 for teaching and learnin

9. Classroom Learning Environment
Standardization Immersive - Telepresence Micro computers Touch Wireless/mobile Remote support
Investigating new tech – new lecterns
New kinds of teaching…..global….live casting
Small computers smaller foot print easy swap out less down time
Looking at new and improved touch monitors
Solstice for all classrooms allowing for mobility

10. Classroom Learning Environment
Standardization
Immersive Telepresence
Micro computers
Investigating new tech – new lecterns
New kinds of teaching…..global….live casting
Small computers smaller foot print easy swap out less down time
Looking at new and improved touch monitors
Solstice for all classrooms allowing for mobility
Touch
Wireless/mobile
Remote support

11. Virtual Learning Environment
SAIL Informal learning engagements and opportunities Assessment tools Badging Discovery lab Live Casting

12. Virtual Learning Environment
Integrated and innovative to support 2025

13. https://web.northeastern.edu/nle/
LMESC
The Learning Management Environment Steering Committee (LMESC) identifies opportunities and provides recommendations regarding the tools and functionality of University-wide learning technologies.  
The Steering Committee will employ its technology and pedagogy expertise to advance learning, discovery, and engagement grounded in sound principles of learning and practice. This group will research and discuss the role of learning technologies at Northeastern University.

14. Key Partnerships YOU! Colleges, Departments & Schools
Classroom Committee
Lifelong Learning
Learning Management Environment Steering Committee
SAIL
Library
NU Careers
Facilities
YOU!
These partnership are so important for us to reach the 2025 teaching and learning goals. Working together enable us to do so much more by bringing all the needed perspectives and skills to create an environment second to none.
Through these relationships, we learn so much

15. We Need You! It’s going to be May! TEXPO as opportunity for feedback
ITS has been increasing feedback opportunities and integration into process
VP of Engagement
LMESC
It’s going to be May!

16. Northeastern’s Learning Environment 2025
Community Feedback
Northeastern’s Learning Environment 2025
Please join us here
ISEC 102
May 7th 10am – Noon
Community input and feedback informing technology decisions
This will be an active inclusive meeting with topic areas and opportunities for break outs and brainstorming

17. The New Academic Technologies
Imagine a world in which the vast majority of us wake up inspired, feel safe at work and return home fulfilled at the end of the day Simon Sinek

18. THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING TEXPO 2019!