CATS-2010-Executive-Summary.pdf13th Annual CATS Conference A Big Success
CATS2010 took place online April 13-15, 2010. The theme was "CATS Be Nimble: Academic Technology in a Challenging Climate." Sessions provided information and strategies to address our common need for agility, nimbleness, and dexterity as we approach our work on behalf of students and faculty.
Session archives are available by clicking on the "location" link for each session listed in the conference program.
Each CATS conference is evaluated by the Center for Usability in Design and Accessibility (CUDA). Here are pdfs of the full report and the executive summary:
2009 Distinguished Service Award Winner
Congratulations to Kevin Kelly, Manager, Online Teaching & Learning/Media Distribution & Support at San Francisco State University, recipient of CATS' Outstanding Professional Award! The OPA recognizes excellent staff contributions on individual CSU campuses, such as for work on a specific project or for consistently excellent performance of their duties. Winners are honored for their
- Impact, such as improved productivity for themselves and others on their campus and perhaps at other CSUs
- Effect on Teaching and Learning, such as improved student outcomes or the creation of models, learning objects, or systems that benefit their campus
- Distinctiveness, such as the development of creative solutions to problems
MoodleMoot 2010
The 2010 West Coast MoodleMoot will take place July 20-23 at the Fairmont Hotel in San Jose, CA, in collaboration with Sloan-C and MERLOT. Session Proposals will be accepted through January 18.
This is a golden opportunity for CSU Moodlers to share their experiences — how/why did you decide to move to Moodle? what was your implementation/migration process? how have faculty responded? students? staff?
For conference details and to propose a session, go to http://et4online.merlot.org/.
CATS Flash Users Group
Check out the new CATS Flash Users Group page!
If you'd like to join or would like to discuss another Users Group, contact CATS.
Details about upcoming meetings are on the CATS Flash Users Group page.