an evaluated student support program for a large scale sakai implementation les burr director,...
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An Evaluated Student Support Program for a
Large Scale Sakai Implementation
Les BurrDirector, Student Services
Charles Sturt University - Australia
CSU in Context
• 35,000 students including 20,000 DE
• First generation to University
• 50% of students: equity groups
• Regionally based
• High risk to “assume” internet access
30% had not visited online
• 122 students (out of 8,000)
• 39 Haven’t had time yet
• 32 Withdrawn
• 21 Password issues
• 30 Internet access issues
Internet access issues
• No internet 14• Faulty internet 6• No computer 3• Faulty computer 3• eLiteracy 3• Disability 1
• 10 students “could not access the internet from anywhere”
• CSU students - 50% equity groups
• 100% online participation by students
• Built for Generation X DE (resource rich, time poor)
• … suits Generation Y oncampus (mobile, right now, just for me)
Project : Student Awareness
• Student awareness
• Support materials
• Staff responsibilities
• Student access
• Evaluation
Principles
• Formal project management methodology
• Project Manager : Liz Smith
• Learning organisers
• Authentic, situated learning
• Principally online
• First site into production
• Provide safety nets
• Evaluation by students and QA
Learning Organisers
• Posting to every subject forum in late 2007
• eBox message
• Public web site
• Print info to new students
• AND ………………….
Kerry McKenzie please call home !
http://www.csu.edu.au/division/studserv/online/interact/finalreport.pdf