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Transcript of CES Academic Technologies Forum November 13, 2014 CES Academic Technologies Forum November 13, 2014.
Headcount of Students Served by BYU-Idaho
Fall ’13 Fall ’14 Fall ’15 Fall ’16 Fall ’17 5,000
15,000
25,000
35,000
45,000
55,000
65,000
75,000
8,000
27,800
11,700
16,200 19,500
29,200
35,900
48,300
60,400
74,800
Online Pathway Campus Total
Online Degree Options
Certificate(10)
Associate(6)
Bachelor (11)
Business
• Admin Assistant• Basic Accounting• Business Fundamentals• Entrepreneurship• Professional Sales
• Admin Assistant• Business Management
• Applied Management• Business Management:
Entrepreneurship
Information Technology
• Information Systems• Web Media
• Computer Programming
• Web Design & Dev
• Computer Information Technology
• Software Engineering• Web Design & Dev
Health• Healthcare Administration• Public Health• Nursing (RN to BSN)
Home & Family
• Family History Research• Home and Family Studies
• Family History Research
• Marriage & Family Studies
Other• TESOL • General Studies • Interdisciplinary Studies
• University Studies
Online Scheduling Management
Forecast Needs
Plan Sections
Student Registration
Instructor Hiring
Instructor Organization
Instructor Contracting Evaluation
Setting• 1,000 online instructors• 90 Teaching Group Leaders• 11 Assistant Instructor Managers
Need• Reporting and evaluation• Mid-course (instructor) evaluations
Qualtrics (360/CourseEval)
• Past Year• Number of course pilots over past 3 semesters• Identified significant product issues (UI, etc.)
• Present• Contract signed with evaluation period clause• Configuration of environment is underway
• Future• Evaluation of partnership, issue resolution• Campus course migration (Starting Fa15/Wi16)
D2L (Desire2Learn) LMS Pilot
• Full Student Life Cycle• Principle of Stewardship: [Preparation,
Academic Success (Tutoring), Educational Strategy, Grad Planner, Road Map, Experiential and Career Planning]
• Predictive Analytics
EPS (Educational Positioning System)
Goals:• Lower textbook costs for students• More delivery options worldwide• Better control of content• Better accessibility on mobile devices• Better accessibility for ADA compliance
ePublications
Goals:• Replace SCOUT in the Testing Center• Streamline exam scheduling• Improved item analysis• Enhanced assessment options (item types)• BrainHoney gradebook integration
Saras (Assessment tool)
Save students the cost of expensive textbooks1.
2.
ePublications
Easily deliver textbooks to remote locations.
3. Align text content with gospel truths.
FTC Retreat Fall 2014
Mindy Davis, Adjunct Faculty – Religion
I suppose my favorite thing about the Faculty Technology Center is the way the students make me feel when I need help. They have been trained well to build me up as they serve me instead of treating me like a moron (which I am sometimes). Whenever I call them they are positive and happy to help me solve my problem. They not only save the day, but make they me laugh. And they seem happy I’m there. I have learned so much from them about I-Learn and also other things. They are great resources for what works and doesn’t work in a class. I treasure them and hope they realize many students have benefited from what they have taught me!
Pathway update - 4 min. (Bryan Pope)Projected growth in online students - 4 min. (Alan Young)OSM - 1 min (Alan)Qualtrics (including 360/Course Eval assessments) - 2 min. (Joel)D2L pilot - 4 min. (Cary and Aaron)EPS - 2 min. (Jacob)ePublications - 2 min. (Arlen)SARAS - 1 min. (Arlen)
FTC Retreat Fall 2014