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Explore the infrastructure and strategies for teaching and learning support at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, focusing on utilizing technology effectively. Learn about faculty groups served, programs, initiatives, centers, and support services available for teaching and learning. Discover the "Chasm" concept and the importance of aligning goals with reality. Questions answered include who to support, what kind of support, and how to organize support efficiently.
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CSG Workshop Infrastructure for Teaching Learning Kathy Christoph, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
University of Wisconsin-Madison • 40,000 students • 4,000 faculty & instructional staff
Goal vs. Reality Using Technology Wisely
Questions to Answer • Who to support? • What kind of support? • How to organize the support?
Faculty Groups Served The “Chasm” adapted from Moore (1991)
Programs Initiatives Centers Services Projects Support for Teaching & Learning
Campus IT Support Organizations IT Support Partners Learning Support Services Center for Biology Education Learning Technology & Distance Education New Media Centers Teaching Academy
Schools & Colleges Provost Campus “Vision CIO/DoIT Director Library CCLE (Fac. Dev.) DoIT LTDE Outreach Development Teaching Academy Technologists New Media Centers External Partners CIC UW System “Usual Suspects”