WELCOME TO CIT

TECHNICAL READINESS QUESTIONS

Is your campus technically ready to sponsor a CIT conference? Test your readiness by answering the following questions:

• What is your network configuration? LAN/WAN speed/type? Type of wire? Wireless? WiFi?
• Does your LAN/WAN support the "need worked" PC/MAC/SUN labs?
• Can your LAN/WAN support hands-on workshops requiring Internet access with a reasonable response time?
• Are your lab machines "remote boot"? With hard drives? Without hard drives?
• Can your lab machines be configured to support CIT workshops?
• How much lead time is needed to load software in the labs for the conference?
• What peripherals (scanners, speakers, printers, etc.) are available in the teaching labs?
• What are your projection capabilities?
• Do you have any Smart classrooms (podiums integrated with Internet, computers, LCD, VCR, etc.)?
• Do you have Distance Learning classrooms for live, interactive learning?
• What technologies and protocols (H.320, PictureTel, ISDN, etc.) do your Distance Learning classrooms use?
• What video production facilities are available?
• What kind of A/V support and inventory are available?
• As technology changes, so do the conference technical requirements. Will your campus be technically ready in the future?

If you have questions, call 315-233-3059 or email cit@cpd.suny.edu.

Sponsored by

Faculty Access to Computing Technologies (FACT) Committee - Faculty Council of Community Colleges (FCCC) - Center for Professional Development (CPD) - University Faculty Senate (UFS)