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The following is a description of ITP's mission, goals, objectives, and approach.


Mission

ITP's mission is to support and encourage campus faculty to use technology to improve instruction. ITP accomplishes this goal by:
  1. organizing faculty into focus groups.
  2. informing faculty with forums, seminars, and training programs.
  3. supporting faculty by identifying promising models for use of technology in instruction, by developing pilot projects, by characterizing faculty needs and by communicating these needs to those providing campus funds.

Goals

The Instructional Technology Program leads the Berkeley campus in developing long-term plans and alternative models for utilizing and funding communication and computing technologies in instruction. For example, the Instructional Technology Program is working broadly to identify alternative models for funding instructional software, for designing instructional laboratories, and for incorporating technology into campus courses.

Objectives


Approach

The Instructional Technology Program carries out this mission by working jointly with other IS&T units. ITP supports and encourages departments to provide instructional technology services to their faculty, staff, and students, while at the same time continuing to develop, implement, and operate services that are best managed and funded in a coordinated manner. Furthermore, the Instructional Technology Program regularly monitors, reviews, and reformulates the mix of campus-wide and local instructional services in order to best serve the campus departments.
- U.C. Berkeley Instructional Technology Program