Members

Typical role of the campus LTDC Representative

The LTDC representative is appointed by the Provost to represent the campus and votes on behalf of the campus on LTDC matters.  He/she should be a person in a leadership position at the campus learning technology unit, who has direct responsibilities in supporting or managing learning technology programs, works with faculty, has direct access to the academic leadership on campus, and who is able to coordinate campus efforts to participate in collaborative projects with other UW campuses. He/she should have a close connection with the campus LMS site-admin personnel and other instructional support or faculty development areas.

Expectations of a campus LTDC representative

• Well acquainted with the LTDC by-laws and strategic plan
• Attend the monthly LTDC conference calls and bi-annual F2F meetings
• Disseminate LTDC or UWS learning technology information to the appropriate constituents in a timely and efficient manner
• Act as a liaison to coordinate campus responses to the LTDC or UWS programs or initiatives
• Act as a champion to encourage and promote LTDC or UWS programs to campus faculty and other learning technology staff on campus
• Participate actively and lead in emerging technology or effective technology collaboration projects with other campus peers
• Share best practices and expertise with the LTDC community
• Serve on LTDC ad hoc committees and the LTDC Executive Committee