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Project Vista Kick-Off CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO September 12, 2005
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WELCOME Thanks for coming! What’s this “Project Vista” all about? Moving Chico to an Enterprise LMS LMS Strategic Review (www/tlp/LMS2) Overview of today Current Status of Chico’s LMS Future Vision of Chico’s LMS Project Vista Specifics
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CURRENT LMS STATUS at CSU Chico WebCT CAMPUS EDITION (version 4.1) Each course is self-contained Individual faculty Supporting Campus Communities No Reporting in Campus Edition WALRUS WebCT Activity Log Reporting & Utilization Statistics
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FUTURE ENTERPRISE LMS at CSU Chico WebCT Vista (version 4.0) All faculty (1,000) and students (16,000) using WebCT weekly, if not daily Reporting Capabilities Supports Institutional hierarchy Ease of use – Contemporary Web Interface
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WALRUS Summary WebCT Statistics
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WebCT Growth 13,362 Students (Est.) 1,329 Sections 639 Faculty
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WALRUS Course Section View
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Campus Edition Homepage & Add Tools
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Vista Homepage & Add Tools
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Campus Edition File Manager
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Vista File Manager
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Campus Edition Gradebook
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Vista Gradebook
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Vista – new roles
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Vista structure
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OLD & NEW ARCHITECTURE Campus Edition – Only One Server! Campus Edition not designed to be enterprise Flat-file database, Perl scripts, no fail-over, corruption Backup millions of small files Vista Relational dbase, Java Oracle backups and recovery Load balanced Clustered servers, scalable
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WebCT Vista Architecture* * Recommended hardware platforms
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VISION FOR PROJECT VISTA Provide leading academic technology for the university’s core mission of teaching and learning Offer faculty and students rich tools for communication, collaboration, assessment and workflow management Support important teaching and learning tools and best practices, including the use and integration of content repositories, streaming and multimedia technologies, e-portfolios, library systems, as well as plagiarism detection and content development tools Deliver high levels of availability (24 x 7), reliability, and performance Meet demands for future growth (scalable, sustainable)
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WHAT DEFINES SUCCESS? Stable, Integrated, Enterprise System Course Content Migration Least impact on faculty and students Leverage more of the new system’s features and capabilities Faculty & Students Dept. & Colleges University-wide
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MILESTONES Fall 2005 – Installation & Training Intersession 2006 – Train & Prep for Pilots Spring 2006 – Run Pilots, Integrate Summer 2006 – Migrate courses, Test integration Fall 2006 – ½ courses in Vista Spring 2007 – all courses in Vista Summer 2007 – Clean-up & wrap up
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TIMELINE Spring 2005 LMS Strategic Review Purchased Vista License Purchased computers for training lab Summer 2005 Purchased Vista Hardware Attended WebCT Conference in SF
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TIMELINE Fall 2005 Consulting Services Pre-, Install, Post- installation of Dev. and Prod. Systems Training (Admin. and User Interface) Develop Migration Processes Plan Integrations Develop Training Pick Pilot Courses/Faculty Set-up faculty training lab
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TIMELINE Intersession 2006 Migrate Pilot Courses Train Faculty leading Pilots Fine Tune System for Spring Pilots Manual Enrollment
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TIMELINE Spring 2006 Run Pilot Courses Do integrations with CMS/Portal/LDAP/etc. Refine training/migration/implementation Meet with depts./colleges to prep for migration either Spring or Summer Begin some training and course migrations for Fall
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TIMELINE Summer 2006 Run Summer Sessions with Enterprise Integration Training Migration Support
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TIMELINE Fall 2006 Enterprise Integration Running Half of all WebCT Courses running on Vista Production System Training Migration Support
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TIMELINE Spring 2007 All WebCT Courses on Vista Production System Summer 2007 Complete any left-over migrations Move towards retiring Campus Edition
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ROLES FOR ATEC Bill Evans – Project Manager Lead technical implementation & migration Work with INF personnel and WebCT See that Enterprise integrations achieved Portal, PeopleSoft, SSL/LDAP, Library, Arrange meetings to discuss technical & support issues (STCP, Computing Services, etc.) Implement and keep project moving down the timeline/pipeline Run meetings that keep personnel on track with a feedback loop
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ROLES FOR ATEC Laura Sederberg – Program Manager Lead departmental and program side of planning, training migration, & support Arrange departmental meetings to discuss faculty pedagogical and dept. goals & issues Train new ITCs and students Contact other universities to learn from their Vista transition Create/modify and/or beta test Vista 4.0 training materials for Chico, schedule workshops Support faculty after training and migration Create/modify TLP web site for supporting Vista 4.0 Work with Vicky and other IMC staff for creating communication and marketing materials for campus Set up and manage Faculty Training Lab
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ROLES NEEDED FROM INF STAFF Directors will work with their staff on planning and timing support for Vista Computing operations & networking support DBA support PeopleSoft-WebCT-Portal integration User Support Services to support faculty and students
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ROLES NEEDED FROM CAMPUS Enrollment Management Deans and Dept. Chairs Accreditation and Program Assessment AURA Committee Faculty (pilots, mentors, committees) Students
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WHAT’S NEXT?
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