The document outlines the eCampus initiative led by Uninett to enhance education and research through improved internet infrastructure, mobile use, video conferencing, and lecture capture. It emphasizes collaboration among institutions to standardize practices while addressing the growing student population and the need for advanced technology solutions. Key components include federated login, cloud services for file sharing, and promoting open access to educational resources.

1. eCampus: Building eCampus solutionsNORDUnet2011, Reykjavik, 2011-06-07Ingrid Melve, CTO, UNINETT

2. UNINETT on campusGigaCampus and @campus coordinates Internet campus infrastructure

3. Campus Best Practice documents

4. Working groups (open)

5. “We need better support for research and education”

6. Fix video conferencing

7. What about mobile devices? eduroam and then…

8. How to share: lecture capture, open access, groups

9. ICT architecture need more effort

10. Our community’s cloud service requirements?

11. How do we integrate research tools?

12. The meaning of interoperableThe eCampus programeCampus as a collaborative effort on technology and infrastructure for education and researchMotivating factorsIncreasing student populationStandardizing degrees and quality control Reorganizing higher education (SAK): Collaboration, division of labor, concentrationBest practice for use of technologyProgram period 2011-2015

13. eCampus goalsImproving research, education and information dissemination by sensible use of technologyWorking groupsBest practice for using technologyFor universities, coordinated by UNINETTThe first areas:Mobileuse: into your pocketLecture capture: crossing boundaries of time, space and accessVideo conferencing and web meetings: crossing space and institutional borders

14. Technology deployment

15. Selecting servicesSolveseveryday problemsSharing large files, sharingworkspace, meeting over distancesSimple to use, userfriendlyFederated loginensuresorganizationalintegrationwithindividualcontrolIntegrated ICT architecture

16. ICT architecture for higher education and researchCampus Best PracticesdocumentsIntegratinglocal and nationallevelKey components:Identity: Federated login, attributesPhone system: SIP infrastructureTransportable data: APIs, apps, cloud?Opennetwork: Wifi/eduroam, anycast, lambdas

17. Meeting onlineWeb meetings http://connect.uninett.noPhone http://conference.uninett.noVideo conferenceMultipart http://mcu.uninett.noWhat rooms exist http://forskningsnett.uninett.no/multimedia/videokonf/katalog/Guidelines and Campus Best Practice

18. Web meetings(all you need is a browser)Web meetings: shared workspace, audio, video, notes and chatWorking group analyze situation and test solutionsInterim solution operational(Oct 2010 – June 2012)AdobeConnect run by NORDUnet: federated login and good sound qualityScenariosTraditional meetingsTeaching classesCollaboration: projects, study groups

20. conference.uninett.noPhone conference to the peopleMCU booking to be added this summer

21. Education (online and blended)Lecture capture working groupShare experiencesHow do we capture 5-40% lectures?Testing solutionsLecture capture depotMix of solutions, goes live 15.6Testing shared streaming serverWeb meetings and video conference(IP-TV testing)

24. SharingGood examples, shared on blogGuidelines on podcast and lecture captureDelRett: Legal advice on IPR (by Norgesuniversitetet) http://delrett.noScenarios and cost/benefit, summer 2011Requirements for AV equipment: UFS116, UFS119, UFS120CloudStor: Sharing files too big for email http://cloudstor.uninett.no

25. CloudStor service(when email is not enough, the file is big)

26. Key eCampus pointsSimple toolsWeb meetings, cloudstor, videoSupport research workflowAudio files, collaboration, sharingFlexible accessOnline education, eduroamSharing: Publish or perish, open access, cost

27. Getting involvedhttp://blog.ecampus.noInformationabout eCampus services and activitiesInterviewswithuniversities and colleges abouttheirprojects and opinionsContactThe program: kontakt@ecampus.noMe: ingrid.melve@uninett.noParticipatediskusjon@ecampus.no