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Provost's Office > Academic Initiatives: Instructional Technology Current IT News UMass Professors recently demonstrated the Personal Response System
to the Board of Trustees, as highlighted in the May
5, 2004 Daily Hampshire Gazette. Instructional Technology Services Instructional Technology is any technology which directly supports teaching and learning. It includes the use of computers, the Internet and other forms of information technology, as well as the more traditional forms of technology such as overhead, slide, and movie projectors. Like most large universities, instructional technology on the Amherst Campus is provided by a number of different administrative units. Together, these units provide a comprehensive set of instructional technology services which can meet most faculty needs. If you have additional questions or comments please email Richard T.
Rogers Instructional Technology Taskforce Provost Charlena Seymour has created an Instructional Technology Task Force. Her charge to the group is to: 1) Create a campus vision for Instructional Technology, 2) Recommend which current efforts to expand, integrate or cut, 3) Promote integration, 4) Recommend an organizational structure, 5) Provide for maintenance and support, 5) Consider any commercial value, and 6) Plan for change. For the complete text of the charge to the task force, click on “Provost's Charge to the Task Force” on the right side of the screen. The members of the task force are: Beatrice Botch Bob Feldman (EC)
(EC) indicates Executive Committee member
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