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EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
6/12/2003, 9:00-10:30 am
ATTENDEES: Carole Chapman, Wayne
Chenoweth, Dave Gillett, Letha Jeanpierre, Scott Heffner, Greg McIlhiney,
Willie Pritchard, Jaci Ward
GUESTS:
Gerry Gyuire,
Sharon Luciw,
Cindy Vinson
Convened:
9:00 am
1. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF
THE LAST MEETING
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Minutes will stand approved as posted
2.
GENERAL NEWS - THERE WILL NOT BE ANY MORE NEWSBYTES THIS ACADEMIC YEAR
· Published the last issue on Monday
Because of budget constraints, may not be able to
publish NewsBytes next year
Will make a final decision late in the summer
If we do have NewsBytes next year, it will probably
be done through the De Anza marketing department
It currently costs about $2,500 a month for two
issues
Most of the cost is for
the writing, editing and formatting of the newsletter, there are no printing or
material costs since it is sent out via email
3. SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS - HARDWARE/SOFTWARE STANDARDS,
NETWORK & SYSTEMS, INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, COMPUTER
USE POLICY
· Hardware /Software Standards - Willie Pritchard
Had a meeting last week
Primarily looked at very specific requirements of section 508 as they apply to our standards
Went through all the Microsoft Office VPATs for both platforms
Found some
inconsistencies
Although the software's
are virtually identical, their VPATs were not
· Network & Systems - Sharon Luciw
No update
· Instructional Technologyo - Cindy Vinson
No update
· Information Systems - Gerry Gyuire
No update
Has a meeting scheduled for next week
· Computer Use Policy
On the agenda for the Monday Board meeting
The board will be ask to take action on the policy
Still have one unresolved issue, pertaining to "no
expectation of privacy"
This is a legal term that
indicates our ownership over material
By compromising on this
phrase, it would make the policy unenforceable
There was a resolution regarding pornography
CAC decided, at their
last meeting, to go with what was in the policy
The document is virtually
the same as it was when it was originally taken to the board in April
4. PROJECT STATUS REPORT: STUDENT ID CARD,
ONLINE/AUTOMATED FORMS PROCESSING PILOT, MAUI REPLACEMENT
Currently doing an RFI (Request
For Info) from vendors
ETS is charged with doing a
cost analysis and bringing a report back to senior managers at the end of this
month
Goal of the group is to come up
with a card that has the same or similar capabilities as the Smart Card, but
with a lower cost
First time requests have gone
out to vendors
The hope is to go out for a bid
later this summer
Vendors were selected by doing
a survey of the entire market along with some web searching
Looking at both chip vendors as
well as mag strip cards
Are looking for the right
technology with future capabilities
Working with the Business
Services office to investigate automating the time sheet process
Currently down to two possible
vendors after having made contacts, and doing reviews
The two vendors are: Hershey
& Cardiff
Will have vendor demos on
7/2/03
Hopefully, after the
demonstrations, a decision can be made on whom to select</sdiv>
If able to stick to the
schedule, could convert all of our time sheets sometime in the fall,
Time cards would be electronic
forms that could be submitted on line
If pilot works out well, hoping
to expand automated process in other areas
Meetings are held every Thursday
at 11:00 am
Meeting location switches
between the two campuses
All meetings are open
The calendar has been mailed
directly to the committee members
The background has been completed
and the committee has approved mandatory requirements
Technical requirements have
been discussed and mapped in with the mandatory requirements
Have a vendor list and
requested purchasing to mail the RFP directly to them instead of posting it
publicly
Only five major vendors
The committee came up with
scoring criteria for the RFP & the demo
Demos will be held on separate
days from the regularly scheduled meetings
This is not a pilot</divp>
Will send a demo announcement
to the ETAC committee
Would like to have a bid out
the door and responded to by August so it can go to the late August or early
September board meeting for contract approval
Currently there is no support
for the middleware product that supports Maui, and it could break at any time,
thus the urgent need for a replacement
5. UPDATE ON POLICY FOR ELECTRONIC AND INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY ACCESSIBILITY STANDARS - WAYNE CHENOWETH
How to actually go through the
complex process, because not all parts are fully compliant
Need to do market research
There aren't good guidelines to
go by
Not all vendors are fully open
about their product's compliance or report completely
Which are the most important
criteria to look at?
There is a $1,500 limit the
goes away in 2004
Wayne will check into this
further
6.
REVIEW ETS ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE YEAR
· The document was generated after both of the state of
the college presentations were given to the board
The
document sent to ETAC members, is an early draft of the ETS portion of the
Central Services presentation
The current
document has been chopped in half and will be presented to the board on Monday
night and will also be posted on the web
· It was decided this year, that it would be good to have a state of
the District/CS presentation as well
· Willie reviewed the ETS Challenges that began on page 7
These are the places of opportunity where ETS can
improve
One area ETS has focused on this year, and will
continue to do so, is to improve as a service organization
ETS has been making process improvements for responding
to tickets received in the call center
When a ticket is closed, every attempt is made to
follow up to make certain that the task has been completed
Will continue to work on process improvement by coming
up with a publishable service level document (should be available in Fall
term)
· Greg McIlhiney commended ETS on the good communication job that
has been done through NewsBytes
· A copy of the final revised document will be posted on the web by
Monday, as part of the 2003 State of the Central services Report
The report can be found at http://www.fhda.edu/about_us
7.
DO WE NEED TO MEET AGAIN OR OVER THE SUMMER?
· No meeting 6/26/03
· No meetings during the summer unless there is a crisis
· Subcommittees should continue to meet during the summer
8. OTHER ITEMS FROM THE COMMITTEE
· Willie thanked the committee for all of their efforts
and dedication during the year, especially Greg McIlhiney, Roxanne Mendrinos,
and Wayne Chenoweth, who will not be returning in the fall
· Letha thanked Cindy Vinson for her support, through
technology efforts, to enhance instruction
· Jaci Ward mentioned that there will be a Web CT demo
& orientation, 6/13/03 in LCW 26, at 10:30 AM
Adjourned:
10:22 am
Next
Meeting: TBD
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