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OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
      VIDEO PROJECT
Ivan L. Bartha, Coordinator for Experiential Programs
   Evan Parkhouse, Rental Center Student Manager
PROJECT
Outdoor adventure is defined by those
immersed in the activity.  Adventure for some,
might not be adventure for others and vice
versa.  We propose that some of the most
powerful experiences can be shared by those
engaged in the activity.  The Outdoor Adventure
Video Project is a deliberate effort by SCSU
Outdoor Endeavors to encourage students,
faculty and staff to capture and share their
adventures through digital multimedia
technology.


In order to effectively encourage and promote
participation, we are requesting digital
camcorder technology that provides high
quality footage, but also is durable enough to
provide years of service. 
WHY BOTHER?

The technology can be expensive or not be
able to endure outdoor conditions (price vs.
durability)

Students embark on unique journeys which
they document already (social networking)

Let’s help them learn more about available
technology and allow them use of good
equipment (education)

 Access to good equipment promotes good
techniques in documenting and sharing
adventure (mission)
CONTRASTS

VIO 1.5 $649.95
  Super durable & likely to outlast any
  comparable device

  Waterproof, shockproof and easily maintained

  Compatible with an array of outdoor activities
  that would damage other cameras

  Mount kits can be adapted for a multitude of
  applications including kayaking, skiing or
  snowboarding

  SD technology

  Currently used by UW Stout Adventures
CONTRASTS PT. 2

Kodak Playsport HD $149
    Relatively inexpensive and easy to use right
    out of the box

    Water resistant and compatible with
    activities where moisture is a potential
    problem

    Point, shoot & play interface is familiar for
    most people

    SD Technology

    Currently used by Ithaca College in their
    immersion semester Outdoor Leadership
    Program
LOGISTICS

Free use for all students

Secure storage in the Student Recreation
Center

SCSU Outdoor Endeavors will check
equipment out/in using the current rental
system

Reservations would be available for
projects or scheduled trips

We would encourage students to share
their adventure videos either directly or
indirectly
GPS EDUCATION &
   GEOCACHING PROJECT
Ivan L. Bartha, Coordinator for Experiential Programs
   Evan Parkhouse, Rental Center Student Manager
PROJECT

While there is a strong presence of
GPS use in academic programs at
SCSU, there is virtually no presence of
GPS education or geocaching activities
outside of the classroom setting.  The
growth of geocaching as a recreational
activity has increased dramatically over
the last 5 years.  The Minnesota DNR
has geocache sites throughout the state
park system along with hundreds of
geocache sites locally.

SCSU Outdoor Endeavors would like
to take a lead as the provider of GPS
education and geocaching as a
recreation activity. 
WHY BOTHER?

Because of the upfront cost of GPS units, the
cost of participation may be prohibitive

The activity has wide appeal regionally with
formal and informal participation offered
locally, regionally and nationally

Student led initiatives help promote use of
technology in the outdoors and the
development of lifelong recreation

 The development of a strong education
component opens up opportunities for
students to connect through a common
interest and activity

Helps create an interest in the campus and
surrounding areas through creative
exploration and skill development
GARMIN GPS UNITS
Three models selected based on features,
costs and interface options

All models utilize mapping technology and are
geocache compatible right out of the box

There will be added savings of more GPS units
w/requested funds or initial savings through
wholesale pricing options

Multiple use applications would expand use
beyond geocaching and increase utilization

The requested number of units will
accommodate up to 18 participants in events
or instructional programs

Currently used by multiple university outdoor
recreation and academic programs
LOGISTICS

Establish 5-6 geocaches on campus with a
strong SCSU identity

Conduct a fall and spring geocaching clinics at
no cost for SCSU students

Conduct a fall and spring GPS educational
workshops at no cost for SCSU students

Free rental use for all students

Secure storage and inventory in the Student
Recreation Center

SCSU Outdoor Endeavors will check
equipment out/in using the current rental
system
INTEGRATED SATELLITE
      TRACKING PROJECT
Ivan L. Bartha, Coordinator for Experiential Programs
   Evan Parkhouse, Rental Center Student Manager
PROJECT

The availability of GPS tracking
technology has never been more
affordable or accessible.  Through the
use of GPS tracking technology groups
traveling in remote locations can
summon help if necessary along with
offering remote group tracking on
Google Maps from any computer.  The
possibilities with this technology are
very intriguing. 

SCSU Outdoor Endeavors would like
to take a lead in utilizing this
technology and identifying future
applications for campus.
WHY BOTHER?

The technology is very affordable, but it is not used beyond the end
consumer market or as an educational tool

While cellular technology has its advantages, there are few places on
earth that are not in line of sight for satellite tracking

The SPOT Messenger is a simple unit that is easy to use and can
provide information about location, periodic check in messages or
requests for assistance if necessary

By utilizing the tracking feature, student group locations can be
identified, real-time, on an embedded map on the SCSU website

Creates an opportunity for the family, friends and SCSU administration
to follow a group as they travel in wilderness locations
LOGISTICS
Utilize the SPOT messenger & tracking
service on 5 student trips

Host an embedded map for each trip that will
track the groups route

Publish press releases and notifications that
will generate traffic to the embedded map

Solicit feedback through an online forum,
adjacent to the map, on the usefulness of the
information

Develop a conference presentation proposal
that showcases the use & benefits of the
satellite tracking technology

SCSU Outdoor Endeavors would be
responsible for setting up tracking service,
storing and training students on the use of the
SPOT messenger unit.

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Outdoor Video Project Proposal

  • 1. OUTDOOR ADVENTURE VIDEO PROJECT Ivan L. Bartha, Coordinator for Experiential Programs Evan Parkhouse, Rental Center Student Manager
  • 2. PROJECT Outdoor adventure is defined by those immersed in the activity.  Adventure for some, might not be adventure for others and vice versa.  We propose that some of the most powerful experiences can be shared by those engaged in the activity.  The Outdoor Adventure Video Project is a deliberate effort by SCSU Outdoor Endeavors to encourage students, faculty and staff to capture and share their adventures through digital multimedia technology. In order to effectively encourage and promote participation, we are requesting digital camcorder technology that provides high quality footage, but also is durable enough to provide years of service. 
  • 3. WHY BOTHER? The technology can be expensive or not be able to endure outdoor conditions (price vs. durability) Students embark on unique journeys which they document already (social networking) Let’s help them learn more about available technology and allow them use of good equipment (education) Access to good equipment promotes good techniques in documenting and sharing adventure (mission)
  • 4. CONTRASTS VIO 1.5 $649.95 Super durable & likely to outlast any comparable device Waterproof, shockproof and easily maintained Compatible with an array of outdoor activities that would damage other cameras Mount kits can be adapted for a multitude of applications including kayaking, skiing or snowboarding SD technology Currently used by UW Stout Adventures
  • 5. CONTRASTS PT. 2 Kodak Playsport HD $149 Relatively inexpensive and easy to use right out of the box Water resistant and compatible with activities where moisture is a potential problem Point, shoot & play interface is familiar for most people SD Technology Currently used by Ithaca College in their immersion semester Outdoor Leadership Program
  • 6. LOGISTICS Free use for all students Secure storage in the Student Recreation Center SCSU Outdoor Endeavors will check equipment out/in using the current rental system Reservations would be available for projects or scheduled trips We would encourage students to share their adventure videos either directly or indirectly
  • 7. GPS EDUCATION & GEOCACHING PROJECT Ivan L. Bartha, Coordinator for Experiential Programs Evan Parkhouse, Rental Center Student Manager
  • 8. PROJECT While there is a strong presence of GPS use in academic programs at SCSU, there is virtually no presence of GPS education or geocaching activities outside of the classroom setting.  The growth of geocaching as a recreational activity has increased dramatically over the last 5 years.  The Minnesota DNR has geocache sites throughout the state park system along with hundreds of geocache sites locally. SCSU Outdoor Endeavors would like to take a lead as the provider of GPS education and geocaching as a recreation activity. 
  • 9. WHY BOTHER? Because of the upfront cost of GPS units, the cost of participation may be prohibitive The activity has wide appeal regionally with formal and informal participation offered locally, regionally and nationally Student led initiatives help promote use of technology in the outdoors and the development of lifelong recreation The development of a strong education component opens up opportunities for students to connect through a common interest and activity Helps create an interest in the campus and surrounding areas through creative exploration and skill development
  • 10. GARMIN GPS UNITS Three models selected based on features, costs and interface options All models utilize mapping technology and are geocache compatible right out of the box There will be added savings of more GPS units w/requested funds or initial savings through wholesale pricing options Multiple use applications would expand use beyond geocaching and increase utilization The requested number of units will accommodate up to 18 participants in events or instructional programs Currently used by multiple university outdoor recreation and academic programs
  • 11. LOGISTICS Establish 5-6 geocaches on campus with a strong SCSU identity Conduct a fall and spring geocaching clinics at no cost for SCSU students Conduct a fall and spring GPS educational workshops at no cost for SCSU students Free rental use for all students Secure storage and inventory in the Student Recreation Center SCSU Outdoor Endeavors will check equipment out/in using the current rental system
  • 12. INTEGRATED SATELLITE TRACKING PROJECT Ivan L. Bartha, Coordinator for Experiential Programs Evan Parkhouse, Rental Center Student Manager
  • 13. PROJECT The availability of GPS tracking technology has never been more affordable or accessible.  Through the use of GPS tracking technology groups traveling in remote locations can summon help if necessary along with offering remote group tracking on Google Maps from any computer.  The possibilities with this technology are very intriguing.  SCSU Outdoor Endeavors would like to take a lead in utilizing this technology and identifying future applications for campus.
  • 14. WHY BOTHER? The technology is very affordable, but it is not used beyond the end consumer market or as an educational tool While cellular technology has its advantages, there are few places on earth that are not in line of sight for satellite tracking The SPOT Messenger is a simple unit that is easy to use and can provide information about location, periodic check in messages or requests for assistance if necessary By utilizing the tracking feature, student group locations can be identified, real-time, on an embedded map on the SCSU website Creates an opportunity for the family, friends and SCSU administration to follow a group as they travel in wilderness locations
  • 15.
  • 16. LOGISTICS Utilize the SPOT messenger & tracking service on 5 student trips Host an embedded map for each trip that will track the groups route Publish press releases and notifications that will generate traffic to the embedded map Solicit feedback through an online forum, adjacent to the map, on the usefulness of the information Develop a conference presentation proposal that showcases the use & benefits of the satellite tracking technology SCSU Outdoor Endeavors would be responsible for setting up tracking service, storing and training students on the use of the SPOT messenger unit.

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