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The document discusses Marian College's ICT development plan over the next three PD sessions, which will cover: 1) Why fibre optic internet connections are revolutionary technology; 2) Why the school needs to upgrade its network through the SNUP 3 program; 3) The significance of participating in a trial for the National Education Network; 4) A new model for delivering professional development; 5) What a learning management system is; and 6) Marian College's ICT passport program. Staff will discuss their reactions to the overview of the ICT development plan in groups.
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Maintaining IT infrastructure is a major challenge for multi-campus universities. The difficulties they face
include inflexibility, inefficiency, outdated technology, and redundant resources, all of which negatively
impact the quality of services provided to students, faculty, and researchers. Consequently, there is a
growing need for a more agile, efficient, and cost-effective solution that can cater to the everchanging IT
service demands of these institutions. Universities can boost their agility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness
while enhancing service quality by utilizing cloud services. Cloud computing enables universities to quickly
and easily access computing resources that can be scaled up or down as per their IT requirements,
providing them with the necessary flexibility to meet dynamic demands. Private cloud migration further
offers universities complete control over their internal security and SLA obligations, allowing them to
guarantee a high level of service delivery. This paper contends that private cloud migration is an effective
solution that can help multi-campus universities surmount their IT infrastructure challenges and enhance
their IT service delivery capabilitiesSwitching on the fibre staff present 2010
- 1. Switching on the FibreWhat does it mean for us?
- 2. THE OVERVIEWe:\MyDocuments\word\ICT PD 2010\Visio-ComponentDiagram_v0.7.pdf
- 3. MARIAN OVERVIEWe:\MyDocuments\word\ICT PD 2010\Development Area.docxStaff HandoutIn groups discuss your reaction to the overview of Marian College¡¯s ICT development plan.
- 4. THE OVERVIEWe:\MyDocuments\word\ICT PD 2010\Visio-ComponentDiagram_v0.7.pdf
- 5. What will questions will we answer over the next three PD sessions?1.Why is the fibre optic connection revolutionary technology?2. Why do we need SNUP 3 ( School Network Upgrade Programme)?3.What is the significance of being on the NEN (National Education Network) Trial?4.What is the new model for delivering professional development?5.What is a LMS (Learning Management system)?6.What is the Marian ICT Passport ?
- 6. 1. Why is the fibre optic connection revolutionary technology?1. UFBiSupdate_August_seminar.pdfHistory: 2-62. UFBiSupdate_August_seminar.pdfFOC 7-173. Fibre Optic
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