The 15th Annual CUNY IT Conference will be held on December 1 and 2 at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
The full conference program and registration information are available on the conference web site. Listed below are the sessions that include presentations by Baruch College faculty and staff.
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Thursday, December 1 at 1:00
“Technology Accessibility Task Force: An Update on Initiatives to Promote IT Accessibility Across CUNY”
Explores IT accessibility needs at CUNY and recent initiatives to promote accessibility tools and awareness at CUNY. Will highlight the new Accessibility website, recent surveys on needs in classrooms and other spaces, and recent initiatives to make IT more accessible to those with disabilities.
Arthur Downing, VP for Information Services and CIO, Dean of the Library, Baruch College
Caryn Giananti, Senior Research Analyst, Office of Institutional Research, CUNY Central
Carlos Herrera, Task Force Coordinator; Assistant Director, Services for Students with Disabilities, Queensborough Community College
Joseph Sherman, Accessibility Specialist, Office of Computing and Information Services, CUNY Central
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Thursday, December 1 at 2:15
“Redefining ‘Success’ in the Hybrid Course”
How have hybrid courses complicated traditional notions of success in a classroom? What are the challenges in comparing the “success” of a hybrid course with the “success” of a traditional course? Current and former Center for Teaching and Learning directors and the faculty liaison at Baruch College discuss how hybridizing has created shifts in assignment design, student learning outcomes and student self-perceptions of learning that challenge and redefine success.
Allison Lehr-Samuels, Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), Baruch College
Kannan Mohan, Former Director of the CTL, Baruch College
Cheryl Smith, Faculty Liaison to CTL, Baruch College
Laurie Hurson, Hybrid Coordinator at the CTL, Baruch College
Lindsey Albracht, Hybrid Coordinator at the CTL, Baruch College