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Duke is embarking on the creation of a campus technology
environment that will enhance our quality as an educational
and research institution. This Computer and Information
Technology Intensive Environment (CITIE) will bring together
a rich array of resources to match the needs of faculty
and students while they are exploring new modes of teaching,
learning, and research. CITIE will enable us to be proactive
and agile as we undertake the process of integrating the
ongoing changes in technology and our society with Duke’s
traditional values.
Over the next several years, faculty will take advantage
of CITIE resources in different ways. Some will utilize
the new technology environment to streamline the administrative
activities related to their courses with minimal changes
to their classroom teaching. Others will choose to use several
types of resources from CITIE as they experiment with new
approaches to teaching and research in their disciplines.
Faculty who have been early adopters and extensive users
of technology will continue to innovate and create models
which eventually become part of the CITIE environment. Educational
goals drive the use of technology, as faculty and students
find uses that fit their disciplinary focus and individual
teaching and learning styles.
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