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UMD IT Planning 2010: Shaping the Future of Higher Education

Join us for the UMD IT Planning Council meeting as we discuss the importance of IT planning, develop a technology vision, and focus on the future of higher education. Explore the timeline, components, and next steps of the IT plan, including vision statements and strategic objectives. Engage in breakout sessions to contribute your ideas for a forward-thinking technology landscape at UMass Dartmouth.

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UMD IT Planning 2010: Shaping the Future of Higher Education

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  1. UMD IT Planning - 2010 • IT Planning Council • Welcome and Thank you • Introductions • Remarks-Vice Chancellor Debbie McLaughlin • Overview of Process • Lunch and Focus Topic : Future of Higher Education (View Video) • Creating a Technology Vision @ umassd IT Planning

  2. IT Planning Council Membership IT Planning

  3. UMD IT Planning - 2010 • IT Planning Council • Welcome and Thank you • Introductions • Remarks-Vice Chancellor Debbie McLaughlin • Overview of Process • Lunch and Focus Topic : Future of Higher Education (View Video) • Creating a Technology Vision @ umassd IT Planning

  4. UMD IT Planning - 2010 • Why an IT Plan? • History – Last plan written in 1994, 9 of 11 recommendations implemented • Direction – UMD mission and vision set the direction for IT Plan • Priorities - based on UMD Strategic Plan and linked to budget • Development of the IT Plan • Series of 4 (possibly 5) face-to-face meetings of the IT Planning Council • Email list for IT Planning Council itplan@umassd.edu • Parallel process conducted with the CITS staff • Timeline • Spring 2010 – draft the plan • Summer 2010 – submit draft plan to Chancellor and Vice Chancellors • Fall 2010 – launch to campus community IT Planning

  5. UMD IT Planning - 2010 • Components of the IT Plan • Vision Statement • SWOT Analysis (strengths, weaknesses opportunities and threats) • Strategic Objectives • Strategic Action Items Linked to Objectives • Establish Project Prioritization, Selection Criteria, • and Outcomes Assessment IT Planning

  6. UMD IT Planning - 2010 • LUNCH and Focus Topic • Diana Oblinger -Future of Higher EducationEducause Conference – November 2009 • http://educause.mediasite.com/mediasite/SilverlightPlayer/Default.aspx?peid=4306c8ffab3645dfb04f087cf94865c1 IT Planning

  7. UMD IT Planning - 2010 Fix your sights on the future 1. “What do YOU want technology @UMass Dartmouth to look like in 5 years?” 2. “What will it mean to our campus community , i.e., Existing and new faculty, staff , students; alumni; regional community.” IT Planning

  8. UMD IT Planning - 2010 Fix your sights on the future BREAKOUT SESSION Write a vision statement IT Planning

  9. UMD IT Planning - 2010 Next Steps Write a vision statement • Next Steps • March 5 - Assemble Group Vision Statements • March 26 – SWOT Analysis (strengths, weaknesses opportunities • and threats) • April 9 – Establish Strategic Objectives and • Identify Strategic Action Items • April 23 - Establish Project Prioritization , Selection Criteria, • and Outcomes Assessment IT Planning

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