Agenda
Final CSG Workshop and Meeting Agenda
Hyatt Rickeys, Palo Alto
4-6 October 1999
Monday 4 October 1999
CSG Workshop
**Hyatt Rickeys, Cardinal I
7:45 Continental Breakfast
8:00 CSG Workshop: Infrastructure for Teaching and Learning
Coordinators: Vijay Kumar, Judith Boettcher
Please see Addendum A for the detailed agenda.
12:00 Lunch
**Hyatt Rickeys, Cardinal II/III
1:00 CSG Workshop: Infrastructure for Teaching and Learning (continued)
5:00 Adjourn
Group Dinner - Hyatt Rickeys, Cardinal II/III
5:45 Cocktails
7:00 Dinner
Tuesday 5 October 1999
CSG Workshop and CSG Meeting
**Hyatt Rickeys, Cardinal I
7:45 Continental breakfast
8:00 CSG Workshop: Web Portals and Front Door Design
Coordinator: Greg Jackson
Please see Addendum B for the detailed agenda.
10:30 Adjourn
CSG Meeting
**Hyatt Rickeys, Cardinal I
11:00 I. Introductory Remarks (Worona)
11:05 II. Long Term Issue 1: Internet 2 Middleware
Coordinator: Ken Klingenstein
12:05 Lunch
**Hyatt Rickeys, Cardinal II/III
CSG Meeting (continued)
1:30 III. Organizational Members Updates (Vaught)
Possible reports from:
EDUCAUSE (Katz/Luker)
Merit (Aupperle)
Net@EDU (Williams)
CREN (Boettcher)
Internet2 (Hanss)
DLF (Millman/Graham)
CIC Schools (Jackson)
JSTOR (Fuchs)
CNI (Lynch/Summerhill)
Others
2:15 IV. Long Term Issue 2: Netscape: Authentication, Authorization,
Directory Pricing, AOL/Sun
Coordinator: Rich Kogut
3:15 Break
3:45 V. Short Slots (Worona)
4:00 VI. Technology Tracking Group Reports (Worona)
Please see Addendum C for the complete list of
TTG topics and coordinators.
5:00 Adjourn
Group Dinner - Chantilly II, Fireplace Room
6:00 - 7:00 Cocktails, Hyatt Rickeys
7:00 & 7:30 Bus leaves for restaurant
7:30 - 9:00 Dinner
9:00 & 9:30 Bus leaves for Hyatt Rickeys
Wednesday 6 October 1999
CSG Meeting
**Hyatt Rickeys, Cardinal I
7:45 Continental Breakfast
8:30 VII. Organizational Issues (Worona)
A. Steering/Membership Committee Issues
B. Treasurer's Report
C. Logistics for Next Meeting
D. Venue Selection for Future Meeting
8:45 VIII. Long Term Issue 3: Video
Coordinator: George Loftus
9:45 Break
10:15 IX. Long Term Issue 4: E-Commerce
Coordinator: Sandy Senti
11:15 X. Session Proposals for Next Meeting (McCredie)
12:00 Adjourn
12:00 Lunch (box lunches available)
**Hyatt Rickeys, Cardinal I
Addendum A: CSG Workshop: Infrastructure for Teaching and Learning
Detailed Agenda
**Workshop on Infrastructure for Teaching and Learning**
Monday, October 04, 1999.
8:00 to 8:20 am.
Workshop Framework and Goal Setting
- Vijay Kumar, MIT
8:20 to 9:30 am. (Two 20-minute presentations plus discussion)
1. Framework Scenarios: Scenarios describing three levels of the
Infrastructure for Teaching and Learning
* Three levels of the Infrastructure for Teaching and Learning
- John Harwood, Penn State
* Technology adoption Model and T and L support infrastructure
- Phil Long and Dan UpdeGrove,Yale
9:30 to 9:45 Break
9:45 to 11:30 (Five 15-minute presentations plus Q&A)
2. Member Scenarios:
Presentations from member institutions on their T & L
infrastructure answering questions such as:
- What is your current infrastructure for T&L?
- How are you organized to support T&L?
- What are your top issues? How are you addressing them?
- What are you doing to support faculty?
- What are you doing to support students?
- What are you doing to manage course management and web delivery,
and course web sites?
- What is changing and why?
_ What do you see as emerging issues /needs/ demands on the horizon?
Presentations by:
- Chad Kainz, University of Chicago
- Mark Donovan, University of Washington
- Kathy Christop, Wisconsin
- Anne Stunden and Joan Getman, Cornell
- Daniel Rehak and Anne Humphreys, Carnegie Mellon
11:30 to 12:15 (Survey)
3.Discussion of Survey Results
Sample Results from Campus Survey, U Michigan, Harvard
-Judith Boettcher.
CSG Survey Results and Highlights
- Mike Barker
***********************Afternoon********************
1:15 to 3:15 p.m.
4. Enterprise level Application Components and Software for the T & L
infrastructure :
- Coordinator: Jack McCredie, University of California, Berkeley
Presentations:
Application Components and Web-based Course Management Environments
- Professor Alice Agogino, Faculty Assistant, for Educational Development
and Technology,
to the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost, University of California,
Berkeley
- Fred Beshears, Instructional Technology Program, University of California,
Berkeley
- Jack McCredie, University of California, Berkeley
IMS -Strategic Overview and Update
- Frank Tansey, Sonoma State/IMS
3:15 to 3:30 p.m. Break
3:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Small groups on
(1) Organizing for T&L support,
(2) Policies for support, and
(3) Technologies for support, and
(4) Metrics for support
(5) Future Issues
4:30 to 5:00 p.m. Wrap up
** How can the infrastructure support the transformation of teaching and
learning? The assessment of learning?
** In future planning, what are some guiding principles and strategies?
Do we know what success will look like?
** What are the seven basic services of a good T & L learning infrastructure?
Addendum B: CSG Workshop: Portals and Front Door Design
Detailed Agenda
If Every Door Is Yours, Aren't You Always Alone?
(and other vexing questions about Web portals)
10/5 8-10:30am
Suzana Lisanti (MIT)
Therese Nelson (University of Chicago)
Frank Steen (Harvard)
Greg Jackson (University of Chicago), moderator and referee
Everyone's telling us that portals are the thing: students wanting
individualized student services, faculty wanting intellectual specificity,
admissions officers wanting targeted marketing, development offices wanting
glow, and a bunch of commercial entities (gocampus.com, zuniversity.com,
studentu.com, and something our risk managers, of all people, are putting
together) wanting our mailing lists, our Web page whitespace, our
clickthrough revenues, and our students' privacy in return for money or
maintenance. Most of us therefore think about refined single portals, many
of us think about generic sub-portals, and more than a few of us think
about tailored individualized portals, provided by us or by outsiders,
constructed by users or by intelligent agents, and coordinated with our
front doors or replacing them.
This will be a panel discussion of the issues, technologies, and
relationships involved. The three institutions are in different places on
all this, which is the point. The first half of the session will comprise
presentations on each campus's current situation, challenges, and thinking
with regard to Web portals. The hole in those presentations will be
commercial portalling, a perspective we hope other workshop participants
will add in the second, discussion part of the session.
Addendum C: Candidate TTG Topics
Get in touch with Steve Worona to get a topic on the agenda, add
topics, or volunteer to coordinate open topics.
Authenticated DHCP; drop-in connections Mark Poepping
Authentication/security Bob Morgan
Campus network architectures Doug Gale
Campus network funding models Jack McCredie
Charging for printing Phil Long
Collaboration tools Steve Carmody
Community networking Ken Klingenstein
DCE Steve Kellogg
Digital Libraries David Millman, Steve Worona
Directory services Mark Poepping
Distributed computing architecture Bob Morgan
Fiber-optic connector technology Rich Kogut
E-mail Terry Gray
Human resources issues Jack McCredie
Internet-2 applications Ted Hanss
Internet-2 resource allocation Ken Klingenstein
Network Commerce Jeff Schiller, Sandy Senti
Network computers Bob Morgan
Network-based calendaring Paul Hill, Greg Jackson
Policy Steve Worona
Security Bob Mahoney
Service level agreements Ken Klingenstein
Web authorization tools Sandy Senti
Why Higher Education is Different Ken Klingenstein
Wireless technologies Alex Hills
These TTG's currently have no owner:
Departmental LANs
Financial management
Higher-Ed objects
Information Technology Architecture
Internet-2 technology
Metadirectories
Version control and software distrib
Video
Voice over IP
WWW
Workflow
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