Associate Provost Carey Hatch delivers the Open SUNY update at the SLN SOLsummit 2014 on February 26, 2014 in New York City at the SUNY Global Center.
http://slnsolsummit2014.edublogs.org/registration/materials/
2. Progress to date, by the numbers, for Wave 1 campuses
Progress by the numbers
Traffic to Open.SUNY.edu
•
Unique visitors
•
Visits
•
Page views
Student
supports: Click-throughs to partner
prosprograms pages
pective
students “Open SUNY” Google rank
Latest figure
11,635
13,696
30,146
300+
# of COTE fellow
applications
Faculty
supports
Latest figure
779
# of COTE fellow processed 571
# of COTE fellow applicants
contacted
371
#1
New enrollments from Open
SUNY
N/A
# campuses communicated
with Open SUNY+ students
Student
supports:
current
students
Progress by the numbers
Academic
initiatives
% Open SUNY+ campus
N/A
coordinators „satisfied‟ or
„very satisfied‟ with the effort
Crosssystem
initiatives
# of campuses signed up
for institutional readiness
8+
# of faculty in discussions
on seamless transfer
1,100+
Federated Identity
Management
Live on
02/25/14
TBD
% Open SUNY+ students with TBD
first concierge contact
Calls to the 24/7 student
hotline
TBD
Number of tutoring sessions
held
N/A – avail.
in summer
Learning
Commons
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3. Priority areas for Open SUNY going forward
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Activity Description
PMO
Capability
Building
Coordinate overall project
Technology
Student
Supports
Coordinate Wave I pilots
and select Wave II
OS+
Courses
Select and onboard OS+
“sub”-programs
Faculty
Supports/
COTE
Develop services for and
onboard COTE Fellows
Build new capabilities to
support organization
Marketing/ Conduct surveys and
Enrollment develop marketing plan
Business
Model
OS+
Programs
Structure options for a new
revenue and cost model
Governance
Organizational Transformation
Activity Description
Implement OS technology
enablers and partners
Pilot and refine student
supports
Design and
Scale-Up Lab operationalize the
Scale-Up Lab
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4. Faculty Supports / COTE working teams update
Center for Online Teaching Excellence
Research &
Competency
A innovation
B development
Community of
C Course support
D practice
Lead: Lisa Stephens
Lead: Alexandra Pickett
Core Team Lead TBD
Lead: Alexandra Pickett
▪
▪
Library support leads:
Maureen Zajkowski and
Laura Murray
New teams to be formed
Multimedia support lead:
Emily Schwartz
▪
▪
▪
Next steps:
– IITG application
review,
– MOOC FAQs w/
POSAC
– Multi-State outreach
– FLEXspace
Next steps: Develop a
competency matrix and
certification partnership
program.
Next steps: Onboard
IDs and MMDs. Wave I
campus feedback and
model for Wave II
▪
▪
Content Team (Editorial
Board & Chief Editor)
Community Builders
(Community of Practice
Builders)
Core Team (Community
of Practice Leaders)
Next steps: Commons
space for fellows
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5. Open SUNY LMS add ons
Starfish
(Summer „14)
Net Tutor
(Summer „14)
Open SUNY
Online
Readiness
Guide
(Live now)
Ensemble
(Summer „14)
24/7
HelpDesk
(Live now)
Blackboard
Collaborate
(Summer „14)
World
Wide
Whiteboard
(Summer „14)
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7. Transition of SLN services to Open SUNY
• Technology support
• Continues
• Blackboard migration
• 10+ campuses have
started migration, and
this will continue
• Hosting services
• Continues
• Helpdesk services
• Continues/expands
• Faculty development
• Experienced faculty
workshops will
transition to COTE
speaker series
• Competency
development
• Learning Commons
• Open SUNY Learning
Commons
6
I think from this slide you can talk a general update that might include the following:Prospective Students: The Open SUNY website has been live for about a month now and we’ve seen 11k+ unique visitors, which is pretty good considering that’s solely based on press coverage. Marketing is something that’s to come in the next few months.Current Student Supports: The 24/7 Help Desk is up and running and we are working on getting the word out to campuses on how to utilize the service. Smarter Measure is up and running to help gauge student readiness. We’re working to get online tutoring up for the Summer semester. Faculty Support: We’ve seen more than 750 applications for roles in the COTE. Some have even been from out of state institutions, which is cool and shows that there’s lots of interest in higher ed. around what we’re doing with Open SUNY. Also, the commons now has federated identity management incorporated. The commons has supported 1,100 faculty in discussions on seamless transfer too. Academic Initiatives: Now that we’re setting up meetings with campus coordinators, we will be asking them for feedback on the process to make sure this is the best use of everyone’s time and energy in working toward our collective goals. Institutional Readiness: More than 8 campuses have signed up for institutional readiness assessments, and a bigger push to make campuses aware of the service is coming soon.
Here are the work streams staff will be aligning with going forward.
COTE teams recently had reporting sessions with Chancellor and Provost and are continuing their work in the coming months. Some with new teams and some with some carry over membership.
Orange are items we have up and live now, and blue are items that are expected to be up and running Summer 2014
We don’t want competing brands, so we’re consolidating and transitioning the SLN website to the Open SUNY website since it’s such a high priority effort.
The SLN services you have come to know and trust will continue, but some things will change as we reorganize under Open SUNY.
Short term, attainable, progress
Long term, maybe unattainable, but we want big ideas here.
Long term, maybe unattainable, but we want big ideas here.