The University of Arizona

Classroom Technology Upgrades Project

Project Background   

The CTU Project kicked off in October 2011.  It consists of four (4) teams with a combined membership of 43 individuals (faculty, staff, and students) charged with moving campus classrooms technology into the future.

The project objectives are:   

  • to identify instructional technology needs in classrooms by teaching practice / classroom type
  • define technology standards for each type of classroom identified
  • upgrade or implement technology into the standards defined for a consistent teaching and learning experience  

The primary goal is to have established requirements identified and classroom technology standards defined before implementation planning.   

The Classroom Technology Upgrade (CTU) project is sponsored by Vice Provost, Academic Affairs, Gail Burd, CIO Michele Norin, and Vice President of Student Affairs Melissa Vito, all of who serve as the Executive Steering Committee. In addition to the Executive Steering Committee the project relies on three teams: (1) Working team, (2) Faculty Advisory Committee, and (3) a Management team.