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Global Learning Center UpdateAt Technology Square

Opening September 2003Presented by

Dr. Bill Wepfer, Vice Provost

Distance Learning and

Professional Education (DLPE)

www.dlpe.gatech.edu

Technology Square

Technology Square project includes:

• Global Learning Center

• Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center

• DuPree College of Management including an executive education center

• EDI Building

• Georgia Tech Bookstore

• Technology Square Research Building

• ATDC building

• Retail and restaurants

G E O R G I A

T E C H

C A M P U S

Technology Square

NORTH

Relationship between GLC and Technology Square

• Physical connection of GLC to The GT Hotel and Conference Center (GTHCC) will allow for seamless operation between the two facilities

• Proximity to retail and restaurant establishments in Midtown will increase the range of meeting, learning and hospitality services to Georgia Tech and to the greater Atlanta community

• Faculty and course participants will have convenient access to Georgia Tech Bookstore

• Most distance-delivered credit courses will remain on the main campus but will utilize GLC technology and can be delivered anywhere around the world

Relationship between GLC and GTHCC

• GLC will host short courses, day conferences, and joint programs with the GTHCC

• GTHCC will host multi-day conferences and joint-programs with the GLC

• GLC and GTHCC have complementary capabilities and facilities

• Seamless coordination of GLC and GTHCC will enable Georgia Tech to host conferences of up to 500 attendees

DLPE Vision

• Georgia Tech will be the leading provider of technology related short courses and conferences in the southeastern U.S.

• Georgia Tech will be the best world-wide provider of distance-delivered premium engineering and technology-related MS degrees to working professionals

The GLC will enable Georgia Tech to:

• Be a leader in educational pedagogy and the delivery of distance education, especially as it impacts lifelong learning

• Grow its international outreach

• Provide educational outreach to its key research partners in a manner that will assist the growth of our research activities

GLC – 1st Floor

Break AreaRegistration

Stairs to Second FloorTemporary Office

Computer RoomsDistance Learning Room

CoC Office SuiteDL Office Suite Studio

Video Conference

Entrance

GLC – 2nd Floor

Break AreaRegistration

Temporary Office

75-Seat Auditorium125-Seat Auditorium

250-Seat AuditoriumLink to Hotel Stairs to 1st Floor

Entry from Parking Deck

GLC – 3rd Floor

Break AreaRegistration

Temporary Office

Sub-Divisible RoomsRooms

Conference Rooms

GLC – 4th Floor

DLPE SuitesVice-Provost SuiteSpecial Use Classroom (60 Seats)

50 DLPE Workstations

GLC Features

• 27 rooms including 5 auditoriums, 7 computer labs, and a total seating capacity of 1,500

• Convenient parking for faculty and course participants with 1,200 space parking deck located next to GLC and GT Hotel and Conference Center

• Wireless network will allow instructors to check email and access the internet

• Technology to deliver and receive programs from around the world

GLC Features continued...

• Ability to download information from campus servers to GLC for presentations/instruction

• State -of-the-art technology will allow instant communication with facilities in GT Lorraine, Singapore, GTREP and virtually anywhere in the world

• Transient offices for faculty

• Stinger shuttle will run between campus and Technology Square every 4 minutes

• Easily accessible by MARTA, I-85 & I-75, Hartsfield International Airport

Distance Learning Services Available Through the GLC

• Executive video conference service

• Video tape & CD-ROM duplication service

• Video editing service

• Streaming media services

• Remote video production service

• TV production studio

• Satellite broadcasting service

• Audio/Video/Data connectivity

Features for GLC 1st Floor Distance Learning Room

There is one premium distance learning room available with the following room features:

• 5 permanently mounted TV cameras• Permanent TV production console in separate control room• 5 plasma panels• Microphones and Internet data ports on desks for participants• Video teleconferencing• Audio digital signal processing equipment with integrated audio

teleconferencing hybrid• Power and LAN connections

Professional Education Services & Steps to Teaching a Professional

Education Course

• Contact Dr. Joseph Boland, Interim Associate Vice-Provost, and he will assign a team to work on your course

• An initial meeting will be setup with you to discuss expectations regarding your course

• Team members work with you on a preliminary budget, securing meeting space and coordinating any food and beverage needs

Professional Education Services & Steps to Teaching a Professional

Education Course

• Course marketing is initiated including market research, selecting mailing lists, formulating a marketing plan, coordinating design and mailing of marketing materials and listing course on Professional Education web site

• Registrations and payment are processed via checks, cash, credit card and confirmation letters are mailed to course participants

• Professional Education team coordinates all aspects of course logistics including enrollment, food breaks, notebook production, copyright issues and room setup

Professional Education Services & Steps to Teaching a Professional

Education Course

• On-site registration is provided on the first day of the course and includes course rosters, name badges and processing of walk-in registrants

• Vendor invoices are paid

• Course financials are prepared and sent to course administrator and course surplus is transferred to sponsoring Unit

• Course evaluations are sent to you for Professional Education Services provided

Faculty Benefits

• Earn extra compensation

• Earn revenue for your Unit

• Increase visibility and recognition

• Opportunity to teach in a modern learning environment

• Host a regional, national or international conference in a state-of-the-art facility

To schedule an event at the GLC contact:

Dr. Joseph Boland, Interim Associate Vice-Provost Distance Learning and Professional Education

Phone: 404-894-8572Email: [email protected]

For short course and conference needs contact:

Tim Gargis, Sales Manager Global Learning Center Phone: 404-385-3532

Email: [email protected]


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