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Bryan Barron

The document summarizes the technology infrastructure at a Texas campus by comparing scores from 2007/2008 to 2008/2009. While technical support improved from early to developing technology, internet access and connectivity speed as well as the local and wide area networks remained problem areas. Suggestions to improve include using open source solutions to reduce costs, pursuing grant funding, reallocating resources, and surveying data.

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Texas campus STaR chart overview Addressing the area of infrastructure for technology.
The Good And Bad Comparison of 2007/2008 and 2008/2009 outcomes. Improved areas. Unimproved areas 2007/2008 scores = 15. 2008/2009 scores = 13. Areas for improvement.
Climbing to The Top IMPROVED AREAS. Technical support. Areas of technical support were readily available. Score went from early technology to developing technology
The Downside PROBLEM AREAS Internet access connectivity speed. Local area network wide/area network. Ways to improve
Suggestions Use of open sources to reduce budgetary demands. Grant writing. Funding resources and allocation. Survey of data. Resource reallocation.

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C:\fakepath\texas campus s ta r chart overview

  • 1. Texas campus STaR chart overview Addressing the area of infrastructure for technology.
  • 2. The Good And Bad Comparison of 2007/2008 and 2008/2009 outcomes. Improved areas. Unimproved areas 2007/2008 scores = 15. 2008/2009 scores = 13. Areas for improvement.
  • 3. Climbing to The Top IMPROVED AREAS. Technical support. Areas of technical support were readily available. Score went from early technology to developing technology
  • 4. The Downside PROBLEM AREAS Internet access connectivity speed. Local area network wide/area network. Ways to improve
  • 5. Suggestions Use of open sources to reduce budgetary demands. Grant writing. Funding resources and allocation. Survey of data. Resource reallocation.