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Wednesday, September 17, 2008

September 17, 2008 by MIT Leave a Comment

2:00-3:30 p.m.
Rm. 11-103

Agenda

  1. Welcome
    • Membership, Charter
    • Focus for 2008: Agenda Topics and strategic focus
  2. Update on Student Innovation Award
  3. OCW Organization update and plans
    • MITCET’s ongoing engagement in Educational Content lifecycle planning.
  4. Strategic Discussion:
    • Launching educational technology innovation experiments for MIT educational priorities.
    • Increasing focus on providing global educational experiences for all our students.
    • Present opportunities for technology-enabled innovation in areas such as flexible education delivery, collaboration, as well as blending situated and remote experiences.
    • What recommendations should MITCET make for launching a process to better understand and implement these opportunities through engaging faculty and students?
  5. Plan for next set of meetings

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The mission of the MIT Council on Educational Technology (MITCET) is to enhance the quality of MIT education by encouraging the appropriate application of technology, both on and off campus.

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