GETTING PAST INFRASTRUCTURE TO FACULTY UTILIZATION ISSUES

CAUSE94 Current Issues Session
Thursday, December 1, 1994, 4:30 to 6:00 pm
Walt Disney World Dolphin, Oceanic Room 3

Moderators: Suzanne Holler, University of Central Florida 
            Phyllis Ruscella, UNC-Chapel Hill, and 
            Scott Siddall, Kenyon College

Many campuses have spent the last five years ensuring that 
the "necessary" network infrastructurewas being built. But 
necessary for what? It's time to turn our attention to the 
kind of support our campus communities need to fully use the 
infrastructure we've built to meet the institution's mission 
and goals. As information technologists and librarians we 
can play an important role in promoting use of the 
network,providing technical support to faculty as they 
discover the potential of the net to enhance teaching and 
learning, and  training faculty and students to get the most 
out of electronic mail and networked information resources. 
Please bring your ideas and experiences to this discussion.

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