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Community Colleges, IT, and Student Achievement

Session Details

Tuesday, May 08, 2007
3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Carmel I

Session Type: Discussion Session

Facilitator(s)

Lois A. Davis, Dean, Educational Resources and Interim Director of Information Technology, Casper College
Timothy Wrye, Director of Instructional Computing, Highline Community College

Abstract

Community college students’ high aspirations may not result in high outcomes. Both organizational and individual commitment are needed to support IT service strategies that enhance student engagement, retention, and achievement. What can we do to support active and collaborative learning? What are the enrollment-management implications for a community college? How important is establishing a culture of evidence to support both short- and long-term student success goals? Bring your ideas, experiences, and questions to this important dialogue.

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