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Academic Innovation Center
Academic Innovation Center
McKee Fisk, Room 110
(559) 278-2058
Robert M. Threlkeld, Director
The Academic
Innovation Center
The Academic Innovation Center
(AIC) is the unit responsible for
providing faculty and staff with
technology and media to improve the
teaching and learning process. One
of the division’s goals is to assist
students as they develop practical
video production skills through the
use of AIC’s outstanding video
studio facilities.
AIC’s primary goals:
• to improve the quality of instruction
through the use of new technologies
• to increase access to the university’s
academic programs
• to generate funds to support educa-tional
technology
AIC provides a number of services to
students, faculty, and staff. These
include training, classroom support,
creative imaging, and mediated
learning.
Training
AIC is responsible for faculty and
staff training. Through the use of
several computer training facilities
and video studios, faculty and staff
are able to learn software applications
— from basic computing to course
production on the World Wide
Web. AIC holds regular workshops
almost daily throughout the aca-demic
year.
Classroom Support
Multimedia equipment, color TV
monitors, and VCRs are available for
use in classrooms throughout the
university. A closed-circuit television
system delivers programs to many
campus facilities. AIC also provides
maintenance, repair, technical
support, and consultation for most
television and classroom media
equipment.
Digital Production
Professional staff members consult
with faculty on the concept develop-ment,
instructional design, produc-tion,
and distribution of academic
media. In the video and imaging studio
facilities, staff members use advanced
techniques to produce instructional
videos, television programs, video
courses, educational supplements,
PowerPoint presentations, and digital
and traditional photographs.
Mediated Learning
AIC produces and delivers mediated and
distance learning in a variety of modes.
The campus has extensive compressed
video facilities linked to community
colleges and K-12 schools in the region.
Satellite and microwave technologies are
employed to deliver programs. Through
its advanced electronic technologies and
staff, AIC works with faculty to design
courses and programs for delivery over
the World Wide Web. Distance learning
courses are listed in the Schedule of
Courses. v
The Academic Innovation
Center video production staff
shoots both on location and in
the AIC modern studio facility
to produce instructional,
promotional, and academic
videos.
Object Description
| Title | 2000-01 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2000-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 024 |
| Full Text Search | 24 Academic Innovation Center Academic Innovation Center McKee Fisk, Room 110 (559) 278-2058 Robert M. Threlkeld, Director The Academic Innovation Center The Academic Innovation Center (AIC) is the unit responsible for providing faculty and staff with technology and media to improve the teaching and learning process. One of the division’s goals is to assist students as they develop practical video production skills through the use of AIC’s outstanding video studio facilities. AIC’s primary goals: • to improve the quality of instruction through the use of new technologies • to increase access to the university’s academic programs • to generate funds to support educa-tional technology AIC provides a number of services to students, faculty, and staff. These include training, classroom support, creative imaging, and mediated learning. Training AIC is responsible for faculty and staff training. Through the use of several computer training facilities and video studios, faculty and staff are able to learn software applications — from basic computing to course production on the World Wide Web. AIC holds regular workshops almost daily throughout the aca-demic year. Classroom Support Multimedia equipment, color TV monitors, and VCRs are available for use in classrooms throughout the university. A closed-circuit television system delivers programs to many campus facilities. AIC also provides maintenance, repair, technical support, and consultation for most television and classroom media equipment. Digital Production Professional staff members consult with faculty on the concept develop-ment, instructional design, produc-tion, and distribution of academic media. In the video and imaging studio facilities, staff members use advanced techniques to produce instructional videos, television programs, video courses, educational supplements, PowerPoint presentations, and digital and traditional photographs. Mediated Learning AIC produces and delivers mediated and distance learning in a variety of modes. The campus has extensive compressed video facilities linked to community colleges and K-12 schools in the region. Satellite and microwave technologies are employed to deliver programs. Through its advanced electronic technologies and staff, AIC works with faculty to design courses and programs for delivery over the World Wide Web. Distance learning courses are listed in the Schedule of Courses. v The Academic Innovation Center video production staff shoots both on location and in the AIC modern studio facility to produce instructional, promotional, and academic videos. |
