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NLII Annual MeetingJanuary 28, 2002
Showcase of SuccessfulPartnership Investment
Portfolios
Electronic Campus of theSouthern Regional Education
Board
Southern Regional Education Board
Nation’s first interstate compact
16 member states Policy, Standards and Data Initiatives such as the
Regional contract program Academic Common Market Educational Technology Cooperative Doctoral Scholars Program
Electronic CampusBasic Concept
Utilize the “connectedness” of SREB and the existing and developing strengths of our region’s colleges and universities to: Establish a regional
“marketplace” Create opportunities Reduce barriers to learning Increase access
Electronic Campus Constructed on…
Quality Assurance Institutional and state review against
“Principles of Good Practice”
Interstate Cooperation Creating a “free trade zone”
Economic Development Providing access and sharing courses and
programs
Driving Policy “Realigning” traditional policies
Reaching the Underserved
Electronic Campus Launched in
January, 1998
45 Colleges and Universities
104 activated courses
No degree programs
Electronic Campus Today
More than 325 colleges and universities from all 16 states
More than 7,000 credit courses More than 250 degree programs EC Database structure shared
with and being used/considered by SREB states (FL,MS,NC,OK,SC,TX)
• establishing a common data format
Electronic Campus Site Statistics
1998 to Present
11,622,441 Views of Course/Program Information Pages
699,282 User Sessions 384,282 Unique Users 7:47 Average Session
(Through December, 2001)
Electronic Campus Partnership
Considerations No direct costs to institutions
Investment of staff time Creating and ensuring quality
learning opportunities “Competitive Cooperation” (NFL
model) Fill Gaps --Level the “playing field”
Library Services Drive Policy
Electronic Tuition Rates ACM/EC
Electronic Campus Library Services
Launched in August, 1999 Provides no cost access to Georgia’s
acclaimed GALILEO Fill “gaps” in states Reduce demands on existing libraries Serve students out of the region and
country 50 Institutions participating eArmyU on-line library
Academic Common Market/ Electronic Campus Program
Moved from pilot to regular program 21 activated programs 9 states offering programs
• AL,FL,GA,KY,LA,OK,SC,TN,VA 12 states receiving programs
• AL,AR,DE,FL,GA,KY• MS,NC,SC,TN,VA,WV
New pilot to allow states to use “mode of delivery” in determining ACM participation
The Problem Continued Application of In-
state and Out-of-state Tuition for Distance Learning Courses
Traditional place bound policy Residency is still primary factor in
determining charges In-state and Out-of-state
Differentials Are Significant and Represent a Real Barrier to Creation of the “Electronic Marketplace”.
Policy Lab “Products”
Policy Goals/Actions Broad recommendations for state
policy change/action Policy Guidelines
Specific guiding principles in support of distance learning (build on SREB’s Principles of Good Practice
Illustrative Practices Exemplary or promising models,
strategies and approaches Pilot Projects
Initiating/supporting program development
Policy Issues Credit Faculty Reaching
the Underserved
Finance and Support for DL
Student Services
Financial Aid Quality
Assurance Secondary/
Post-secondary connections
Tuition
Create regional “gateway” “open architecture” approach
not tied to a proprietary system leverage investments
Permit “plug and play” utilizing existing institutional or state ASPs
“real-time” information about distance learning offerings
full array of online student services, including single- & multi-institutional enrollments
direct access to online learning from campuses
replicable & scalable to prepare for the South’s more online students colleges & universities
architecture & working model for states, colleges & universities
true educational ASP