Draft Report: A Technology Plan for St. Cloud State University

23 March 1998

1. Executive Summary
2. Background
3. Principles
4. Resources for All Campus Constituents
   
   
   • Access to Information ad Technology
   • Hardware, Software and Network Infrastructure
   • Training and Professional Development
   • The Americans with Disabilities Act
   • Intellectual Property
   • Technical Support
5. Academic Distinction
6. Technological Instructional Spaces
7. Scholarship, Creativity and Research
8. Student Life, Growth and Development
9. Administrative Services
10. Community
11. Emerging Technologies
12. Assessment of Technology Plan

Appendixes

Greater specificity and technical information on particular applications and configurations is contained in the following appendixes:

1. Teaching, Learning and Technology Roundtable Members
2. Discipline-specific Needs and Funding
3. Smart and Virtual Classrooms: Level of Instructional Technology
4. The Pros and Cons of a Laptop University
5. Copyright and Licensing
6. Technology-based Research Information
7. Administrative Services
8. Microcomputer Standard for Faculty Office Application
9. Campus Network Infrastructure
10. SCSU's Current Telephone System
11. Desirable Characteristics of an Electronic Message-delivery System
12. TLTR Budget Recommendation to Fulfill the Technology Plan
13. Assessing SCSU's TLTR Plan
14. The Role of the TLTR at SCSU in the Future
15. What We Mean byTechnology
16. References
17. TLTR Background
18. Intellectual Property and Copyright Policy: Course Materials