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- 1. Cover for combined CE Catalog – progress? Information Technology Strategic Plan 2009-2012 Presented by: Carolyn Poe for Lamar University EDLD 5362 Information Technology Systems May 11, 2011
- 3. two-year
- 4. comprehensive community college system
- 5. diverse individualsThat works to support education opportunities for the successful development of knowledge, skills and attitudes for a rapidly changing world.
- 7. Academic courses in the arts and sciences
- 8. Continuing adult education programs
- 9. Developmental education and literacy programs
- 10. A program of student support services, including counseling and learning resources
- 13. 4,600 Miles of fiber
- 15. 5,500 VoIP Phone System
- 17. Staff
- 18. Community
- 19. Administration
- 21. Cover for combined CE Catalog – progress? Strategic Goal Vision Statement Lone Star College System provides a superior information technology environment.
- 22. Cover for combined CE Catalog – progress? Strategic Goal For Information Techynology Prepare system-wide technology strategic plan with input from user groups. Expand innovative and engaging on-line learning environments. Expand and deliver academically challenging on-line programs through collaboration between faculty discipline experts and technology services.
- 23. Cover for combined CE Catalog – progress? Strategic Goal For Information Techynology Strengthen technology infrastructure and function of Office of Technology Services. Strengthen sustained computer security and update protocols. Enhance on-line faculty and student support and professional development. Strengthen Internet/Intranet usage policy.
- 24. Cover for combined CE Catalog – progress? Strategic Goal What We Will Accomplish Student Success Security Access
- 25. Cover for combined CE Catalog – progress? Strategic Goal What We Will Accomplish Efficiency and Effectiveness Funding Governance Partnership
- 27. Access
- 28. Efficiency
- 29. Accountability
- 30. Student Centered
- 31. Performance
- 32. Respect
- 34. Innovation
Editor's Notes
- Lone Star College SystemInformation Technology Strategic Plan for 2009-2012Carolyn PoeEDLD 5362May 2011
- Lone Star College System publicly supported two-yearcomprehensive community college system diverse individualsThat works to support education opportunities for the successful development of knowledge, skills and attitudes for a rapidly changing world.
- Technical programs, leading to associate degrees or certificates, designed to develop marketable skills and support economic development.Academic courses in the arts and sciences to transfer to senior institutions.Continuing adult education programs for academic, professional, occupational and cultural enhancement.Developmental education and literacy programs designed to improve the basic skills of students.A program of student support services, including counseling and learning resources, designed to assist individuals in achieving their educational and career goals.Workforce, economic and community development initiatives designed to meet local and statewide needs and other purposes as may be directed by the Board of Trustees and/or the laws of the State of Texas.
- The participative and collaborative process included the following groups:Executive CouncilCouncil for Education and Student Development (CESD)Continuing Education CouncilWorkforce CouncilWeb CouncilLeadership Technology Advisory Council (L-TAC)Academic Technology Advisory Council (A-TAC)Student Technology Advisory Council (S-TAC)Tactical Technology Advisory Council (T-TAC)Campus Technology Advisory Councils (C-TAC) co-chairsSystem Technology Advisory Council (Sys-TAC)Institutional Effectiveness CouncilStudent Services CouncilVice Presidents of Administration CouncilVice Presidents of Instruction CouncilFaculty Senate PresidentsChairs and Co-chairs of Campus Strategic Planning Committees
- STUDENT SUCCESS – Provide technology resources in support of teaching, learning administration and student success.The role and integration of technology in teaching, learning and business processes increases constantly. Technology expands the learning environment beyond the classroom, offering a world of information, insights and opportunities. With a focus on Student Success and by providing current user-friendly technology resources to our students, faculty and administration will cultivate innovation and strengthen LSCS. 2. SECURITY - Strengthen security for technology infrastructure to protect critical systems and services.It is everyone’s responsibility to safeguard LSCS assets and protect the identity of our students and employees. Ensuring confidentiality, integrity and availability of resources and systems is crucial in order to achieve a position of superiority in information technology. As LSCS grows and builds even greater and more complex technology infrastructures and service environments, we will continuously strive to minimize risks of loss and damages due to vulnerabilities that are inherently heightened. 3. ACCESS - Increase access to and awareness of relevant and enabling technologies.Becoming a leader in technology requires that students, faculty, staff and administrators have appropriate access and incorporate available hardware, software, services and tools into their daily activities. Equally important is their role and participation in innovation, communication, and collaboration.
- 4. Efficiency and Effectiveness – Increase system-wide efficiency and effectiveness by supporting the integration of technology into instruction, administration and student support processes.Technology is a key component of delivering instruction, offering academic services, managing business operations and supporting administrative decisions. A few concrete examples of how technology integrates into instruction, student support and administrative business operations include delivering online courses; providing on-line registration, payroll, accounting and reporting; and making accessible tools for collaboration and communication (such as email, web conferencing and digital media). 5. FUNDING - Provide appropriate funding for technology services, innovation and training.A critical part, and leading indicator of successful planning, is timely allocation of appropriate funding. LSCS recognizes the strategic importance of technology and will appropriately and proportionally invest in technology assets, services and training to ensure systems and resources are in support of and aligned with LSCS goals and mission. 6. GOVERNANCE - Establish a transparent governance structure inclusive of administrators, staff, faculty, students and members of the community. A well-organized and well-communicated technology governance structure addresses how decisions are made with regard to the identification, acquisition, deployment and support of technology. LSCS will provide transparency in planning and decision-making through collaboration and communication of technology initiatives to all relevant stakeholders. 7. PARTNERSHIP – Promote and sustain relationships and partnerships, both internally and externally.Outstanding institutions have an open and trusted dialog established and cultivated internally and externally. LSCS will remain diligent in its technology-related activities to engage our valued stakeholders and to advance LSCS’s mission and goals.
- Quality and Trust - Focus on providing a quality student experience.Access - Provide technology that enables students, faculty and staff to make effective choices and decisions that enhance their educational and workplace experience and quality of life.Efficiency – Support appropriate technology for student learning and workflow processes.Accountability - Be accountable to stakeholders and providemeasurable outcomes.Student Centered - Always consider how our decisions and actions impact our students.Performance - Provide reliable and available technology that optimizes performance. Respect - Respect and recognize the need for technology to be diverse, flexible and scalable. Partnerships and Collaboration - Build and sustain internal and external relationships, partnerships and collaboration initiatives.Innovation – Promote andencourage the use of cutting-edge technology and creative thinking.