Your campus is an innovator in many ways, and you've been approached to be a pilot site for a new campus IT product. You'd like to say yes to the idea, but you're not sure you have the infrastructure to make it work. Join a panel of your university colleagues to learn the ropes and discover what it takes to successfully deliver and host technology pilots on your campus. The panelists will offer a dynamic conversation on the importance of stakeholder involvement, faculty engagement and selection, faculty development and support, technical infrastructure, student support, research and evaluation, and critical steps your institution needs to take to ensure your pilot not only flies but soars.

2. Prepare for Lift-Off:
Becoming a
Successful IT Pilot
Site
Wednesday, October 16, 2013, 9:40AM, Learning Theater Exhibit Hall C

3. Amy Collier,
Stanford University
Tanya Joosten, University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
George Veletsianos,
Royal Roads University

4. 1. Why should this solution be
introduced to the campus?
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5. 2. How can the solution improve
student learning?
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6. 3. Does your institution have
the readiness or capacity to
pilot a new solution ?
Wikipedia

7. 4. Who is the audience and are
the stakeholders?
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8. 5. What is the pedagogical model
that will lead to the greatest?
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9. 6. How will a vendor be selected
for the new technology needed?
Joosten, T.

10. 7. How would faculty be selected to
participate?
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11. 8. How do you evaluate the
impact of the solution on the
identified outcomes?
Joosten, T.

12. 9 How do you diffuse the
innovation on campus and
beyond?
Wikipedia

13. 10. What is your question?
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