1. The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system is an Equal Opportunity employer and educator. Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Campus Academic Technology Teams December 3, 2015, 10:30-11:30 AM

2. Agenda  Introductions  Successful CATTs  D2L Brightspace  What You Want  December Next  Did You Know? 2

3. Educational Innovations Unit 3 Scott Wojtanowski, Ph.D. System Director for Innovative Teaching & Learning Phone: 651-201-1751 E-mail: scott.wojtanowski@so.mnscu.edu@so.mnscu.edu

4. Introductions Using the Poll Function in Webex, please identify the role that best describes your campus work. If you have more than one individual on a single webex, choose for each member of the group. New to the Group? Please Introduce Yourself via Audio 4

5. Your thoughts from October 5 Hot Topics—Streets Running in All Directions Webinars on Topics of Interest—Check In

6. From the ASA Technology Council Why Form a CATT (at your college/university)?  Purpose: Institutional team to include broad campus representation strong partnership  Intent: To form a strong partnership between teaching and IT functions 6

7. Faculty Development Subcommittee Stresses Importance of SYNERGY with Academic Technologies 7

8. MSU Mankato – Center for Excellence & Innovation

9. 9 Shared Resources & Staff TelePresence capabilities iTV capabilities Recording studio Lecture capture services Resource library Informal casual meeting spaces Dining areas Instructional Designers, D2L Experts, Scholarship and Research Professionals, Teaching and Learning Professionals, Assessment, Planning and Research Professionals

10. CATT Chat: 1.What does synergy look like for you? What examples of synergy exist in your institution between faculty development and academic technology? 2.How can CATTs help to create and support synergy? Synergy Synergy – the increased effectiveness that results when two or more people or businesses work together http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/synergy http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/synergy

11. MnSCU Pathways for a Next Generation Learning Environment Overview - Rationale: Landscape of learning environment changing from LMSs to an interconnected “lego”style learning environment* Large scale trend toward cloud services for connected, integrated services ASA Tech Council Recommendation Launch an environmental scan and product RFI project to evaluate possible pathways for ensuring high quality, connected LE services for MnSCU faculty and students well into the 2020s and possibly beyond. An RFI RFP or new contract. Information gathering only. *April 2015 ELI Publication; The Next Generation Digital Learning Environment: A Report on Research

12. MnSCU Pathways for a Next Generation Learning Environment Scope 4 month (Dec – March) project under the charge of the ASA Technology Council with work delegated to the Council’s LE Work Group Purpose:  Conduct an environmental LE scan to include national trends in higher education related to Next Gen LEs and a scan of other large institutions or systems to identify ideas, trends, issues, and potential pathways for MnSCU’s future LE  Complete a product RFI in the LE landscape  Next Gen LE Workgroup meeting for the first time next Monday – targeting RFI issue date of end of December  Updates brought to CATTs during project

13. Pathways for a Next Generation Learning Environment For More Information  http://www.asa.mnscu.edu/educationalinnovation s/projects/ngle/index.html http://www.asa.mnscu.edu/educationalinnovation s/projects/ngle/index.html  ELI Next Gen Digital LE publication: http://www.educause.edu/library/resources/next- generation-digital-learning-environment-report- research http://www.educause.edu/library/resources/next- generation-digital-learning-environment-report- research

14. D2L Brightspace Topical Meetings for CATTs? GENESIS Originally Envisioned Purpose of CATTs by the ASA Tech Council and the LE Work Group: Institutional team to include broad campus representation, including teaching faculty representation to help manage campus decisions and communication about the learning management system (BrightSpace by D2L) and other academic technologies that have potential for improving the teaching and learning process.

15. CATT Meetings for D2L Brightspace Topics LE Work Group’s Envisioned Possible Campus Level Activities of CATTs Communication regarding proposed or upcoming changes to the learning management system and other academic technologies to faculty, students, and academic/student affairs leaders and gather their input via a consultation process Implement a process about the LMS and other academic technologies which fosters broad input and collaboration on each campus Review MnSCU-provided documents explaining LMS tools, local permissions, technology resources, and LMS integrations available at each campus

16. CATT Meetings for D2L Brightspace Topics LE Work Group’s Envisioned Possible Campus Level Activities of CATTs Make collaborative campus decisions about implementation of academic technologies including LMS permissions and tools and third party integrations Suggest technologies that have potential for improving instruction or teaching workflows, inside or outside of the LMS and share them with the MnSCU Academic Technology Community and the MnSCU Educational Innovations unit Connect with campus innovators who are using emerging technologies or existing technologies in exceptional ways and communicate these with the MnSCU Academic Technology Community Participate in the MnSCU Academic Technology Community, sharing issues of concern, other topics, or best practices and present your campus academic technology team perspectives

17. In having separate meetings related to D2L Brightspace topics for CATT teams, starting spring semester (i.e., late January) At what frequency and length (e.g., once per semester, 3 times per academic year) In which format (e.g., WebEx supplemented by occasional in-person regional meetings Which topics? Interested?

18. A.Features and products available to us under the MnSCU license B.Third party tools (including those MnSCU pays for) that work with D2L Brightspace C.Users covered under the MnSCU contract (e.g., what about PSEO, concurrent enrollment, Continuing ED/Customized Training, guest lecturers?) D.How D2L Brightspace tools and permission decisions are made (i.e., which are made by the MnSCU System Office and which are made at the campus level?) E.Continuous Delivery – what it is, timing, schedule, and introduction to new features, changes, etc. F.Campus training, communication, and engagement on upgrades, changes, new features, tools, etc. G.The function of the System Office in supporting D2L Brightspace H.Other? Sample Topics

19. December Next NEW: Summer Institutes UPDATES:  Star Symposium  OER and Shark Tank Questions and Comments 19

20. Summer Institute Check-in 1 Online Asynchronous Check-in 3 Online Synchronous Check-in 4 Face-to-Face Conduct a short research review to investigate what is known about the learning challenge you identified Summarize your plan with your regional cohort, provide feedback to others. Produce the materials need to operationalize the plan you have for your course March April May August to December Check-in 5 Course Implement your idea and collect student performance data Check-in 7 Online Asynchronous Analyze and report on impact on student learning using the measures you identified December Check-in 2 Online Asynchronous Identify a change you plan to make in your course and identity a plan to assess student learning Post a short research review to your regional cohort page. Post the methods by which you plan to implement your idea and collect student data June to July Check-in 6 Online Synchronous January to February Provide a summary of the materials you plan to produce for your project. Provide feedback on cohort projects Meet with your cohort during a 3- day workshop at a regional location to produce the materials for your project Integrate the materials you prepared into your course and collect student data Provide a project update to your cohort. Share preliminary results Prepare a short report to be shared with other system colleagues. Provide a project update to your cohort. Share preliminary results.

21. Did You Know? 21 What’s happening on your campus? Please enter into chat: a brief description, the name of your college or university, and URL if you have one. In addition to sharing this information here, we will send a weekly “Did You Know” to the listserv.

22. Meeting Keeping 22 1. Future Meetings: Would you like us to push out Outlook appointments for future meetings? Yes/No 2. Good Friday, March 25, 2016 is a currently scheduled meeting. We could change the meeting to Thursday, March 17, or Friday March 18 (Time remains at 1-2 PM) Preference?

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