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There was a general
discussion of accountability issues for technology acquisition. 'If a machine
is acquired with a promise, what if the promise is not kept?" "TAC
can't be a policeman." (Dick) There was agreement.
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Michael reported
on the status of the upgrade effort now underway.Staff and faculty have
been upgraded with the Dell 400's from the Labs that were displaced by the
new 1Ghz Dells. The 233s are being moved out (64K max.)
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Extension machines
are being distributed also to identified faculty.
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The computer upgrade
priorities and strategies were discussed:
- Dick R. suggested and it was agreed
that we adopt the ASU Microcomputer Hardware
Levels.
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At Terry's request,
the multimedia classroom design ideas were discussed. It was agreed 200
and 315 were good choices and that 214 and any other elementary block room
would work. The group agreed that it would be advantageous to leave the
other room to Terry's discretion. The rooms to be equipped with the multimedia
tools (projector, presentation station/podium, VCR, speakers
etc.) were discussed. It was suggested by Jeff F. that we swap the screen
in O2 with one to be placed in a multimedia room and purchase a "deep
screen" for O2.
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Mary
Ruth brought up the need for a wireless mike and back speakers for all of
the multimedia classrooms. The need for adequate ethernet access
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O2 issues were introduced
and discussed. Equipment is being "fooled" with that is causing
problems for effective distance delivery. The "separate function issue"
was discussed: multimedia classroom vs. NCIH site.
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Discussion included:
- A nondebatable motion to adjourn
was made, seconded, and approved by action of foot.