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STEP 2007 Opening Session Update on e-Learning by Dr J T Yu Chief Information Officer 25 January 2007
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Page 1: STEP 2007 Opening Session Update on e-Learning

STEP 2007 Opening Session

Update on e-Learning

by

Dr J T YuChief Information Officer

25 January 2007

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OutlineOutline

A Brief RecapFuture Direction

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“ CityU has always recognised the importance of information technologies in teaching, research, and administration. We intend to further enrich the environment for student learning by making maximum use of the opportunities created by these technologies and to bring more services to staff and students on-line and in real time.”

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City University of Hong Kong

Committee on

Information Services and Technology

Information Services Strategic Plan

2005-2010

3 May 2005

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IS Strategic PlanIS Strategic Plan

Four Key Areas:A Unified e-Learning PlatformKnowledge ManagementInstitutional Data ManagementWeb and Portal Strategy

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4 Cornerstones:Infra-structureIntegrationImmersionInnovation

IS Strategic PlanIS Strategic Plan

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IT Development at CityUIT Development at CityU

Stage 1 (1995 – 2000) IT Infra-structure

Stage 2 (2000 – 2005) Integrated Administrative System

Stage 3 (2005 – 2010) Unified e-Learning Platform

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IT Infra-structure - StrategyIT Infra-structure - Strategy

Better hardware and software Highly Available, Reliable, Secure, and Automated

Network and Systems Standardized on server/client hardware platforms and

applications

Integration and Consolidation Consolidation of Network, Servers, Storage, Data, &

Applications. Integration of User Interface, Application, Information,

Process

Better & Cost-effective management Policies, Resources, Systems, Operations, ITIL Outsource

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Summer 1997 Installed Banner StudentSpring 1998 Student System went liveSpring 1999 Web for Student/Faculty went liveSpring 2000 Acquire Banner HRSpring 2001 HR went liveSummer 2001 Acquire Banner DevelopmentWinter 2001 Development went liveFall 2002 Campus Pipeline went live

Integrated Administrative SystemIntegrated Administrative System

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Delivery of Services via WEBDelivery of Services via WEB

Personal services available to individual staff and students

Management functions provided to users in academic

departments, central administration and service units

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e-Learning – a Strategic Developmente-Learning – a Strategic Development

Helping CityU meet the future needs of education for professional careers, where new technologies are rapidly transforming the workplace, and to create a quality life for faculty and student in a student-centered learning environment supported by technology.

Objective

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The e-Learning ProjectThe e-Learning Project

First emphasis of the ISSP 2005-2010

A student-centred learning environment supported by technology.

Consolidation of resources with cross-functional support for a single e-Learning platform for the University.

Encouragement for teachers to extend their learning resources in a step-wise fashion.

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Phased ImplementationPhased Implementation

Communications and Training for staff and studentsCompleted Phases Phases 1 & 2 – 2005-06

Just Completed Phase 3 – Semester A 2006-07

In Progress Phase 4 – Semester B 2006-07

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Phase 1 & Phase 2Phase 1 & Phase 2

Phase 1Launched at the start of Sem A 2005-06Production & Staging systems deployedWebCT & Bb5 course sites converted/migrated24 organization sites with 4461 users on pilot useUsage 632 courses with Bb sites (45% of courses offered) 787 instructors & over 21000 students

Phase 2Launched at Semester B 2005-06Bb e-Portal replaced the old one, campus pipelineUpgrade to Bb version 6.3Usage 821 Courses with Bb sites (55% of total courses offered) 1130 instructors & 21340 students

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Phase 3 – just completedPhase 3 – just completed

Started in September 2006All credit-bearing courses have corresponding Bb course sites created automaticallyChinese deployment with version 7Emphasis on the pedagogical use of e-learningDeployment of organization sites for departments and programme use

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Organic vs. Planned Adoption of e-Organic vs. Planned Adoption of e-LearningLearning

Organic Adoption• Organic/Exploratory Adoption• Initially driven by End Users• End User Plateau• Strategic Phase Necessary for

continued growth

Planned Adoption• Planned/Foundational Adoption• Initially driven by Executive

Sponsor• Accelerated growth• Strategic planning upfront

We want to get hereWe want to get here

We are here nowWe are here now

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Phase 4 – in progressPhase 4 – in progress

For Semester B 2006-07Content Collection Deployment My Content My Portfolios

Deployment of organization sites for departments and programme usePromotion of e-learning assisted student-centered activities for OBTL

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CityU’s Blackboard Academic SuiteCityU’s Blackboard Academic SuiteThree components of CityU’s Blackboard

e-Portal, Course site (LMS), Content Collection

Collection

Course sites,i.e. Courses I am enrolled or teaching listed in the module, My Blackboard course sites.

Organisation sitese.g. department, programme,orientation,research projects & etc

Content Collectioni.e. My Content,Course Content,Organisation Content,Institution Content

My Portfoliosi.e. users can create, edit, review, comment & share portfolios.

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Bb Content Collection StructureBb Content Collection Structure

Content relatedMy ContentCourse ContentOrganisation ContentInstitution ContentLibrary

Functions/Toolse-PortfolioLearning objects?WorkflowSearchView modes

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Bb CMS StructureBb CMS Structure

My Content

Owner: Individual Student/Staff member of CityU

have full control. Quota: Time-based, 50MB/year Duration :

Ends when formal association with CityU finished

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Bb CMS StructureBb CMS Structure

Course/Organization Content

Automatically generated according to the setting of the Learning Management System

Owner: “Instructor/Leader” (role dependent) <=> course/org content manager

Quota: 200MB Duration:

Instance of the course Life-cycle same as that of the course

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Example: ELC0112 - Course Example: ELC0112 - Course materials place in LMS & CMS materials place in LMS & CMS (Course Content)(Course Content)

Saved in LMS Space:Only have 200MB

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Current portfolio development at Current portfolio development at CityU CityU

Bb portfolio function is available with the current version of Bb that CityU adopts.

It was made available only to a few groups of people as pilot TDG – English Language Portfolio L2L - Learning to Learn Courses

EL0211 Independent learning portfolio EN5611 Internet Communication

CS & SDS SA Goodies and Excellence (SAGE)

My Content and My Portfolio features released for general use

Workshops for both staff and students

Stability & performance of Bb portfolio function are monitored

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Other Uses of BlackboardOther Uses of Blackboard

Student Orientation sitesExchange students siteDepartmental communications An organization site for each department

Programme management An organization site for each programme

Hostel managementCommittees administrationResearch collaborationExternal collaborationOther staff-managed activities

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Future DirectionFuture Direction

Maintaining Performance with Growth Performance tuning Capacity Planning

Enriching the e-Learning Platform Anti-plagiarism

Turnitin, Safe Assignment Language enhancement

Wimba, Tell Me More, … Interactive learning activties

Blogs & Wikis (Campus Pack) Student self-learning

Backpack

Outcomes application

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Information Services Delivery to the End-Information Services Delivery to the End-UsersUsers

Infrastructure – 24 x 7 Utility

Information-bases – Scholarly information. Institutional data

PersonalProductivity

email, wp, etc

Web services e-learning

End-Users

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Thank you!

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