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Commonwealth Information
Technology Initiative (CITI)
CITI RFP
Bidder‟s Session
CITI Winter Conference
January 19, 2005
Commonwealth Information
Agenda
Technology Initiative (CITI)
• Introduction to CITI
• Introduction to the RFP
• Submission Logistics
•Q&A
Agenda Commonwealth Information
Welcome and
Introduction Technology Initiative (CITI)
Dr. Andrew Effrat, Dean, School of
Education, UMass Amherst
Dr. Rick Adrion, Professor,
Department of Computer Science,
UMass Amherst
Co-Directors of Commonwealth
Information Technology Initiative
Introduction Commonwealth Information
to CITI Technology Initiative (CITI)
•CITI is a public/private partnership
to promote innovative IT education,
through strategic investments, that
prepares graduates to thrive and
lead in Massachusetts' knowledge-
based society.
CITI Commonwealth Information
established
in 2000 Technology Initiative (CITI)
•"make a commitment to the
to strengthen, continuous improvement of the
modernize, and
expand the CIST
quality and responsiveness of the
programs in the CIST programs in the public higher
public higher education system in order to
education system promote the future economic
development of the Commonwealth
…. Now!"
"Review of Computer and Information
Science/Technology (CIST) Programs for the
Massachusetts Board of Higher Education,"
CITI Commonwealth Information
established
in 2000 Technology Initiative (CITI)
•“challenges facing IT education --
to strengthen, high demand for graduates, limited
modernize, and
expand the CIST
resources to expand programs” “ the
programs in the demand for graduates and for
public higher knowledge is not only broad, but
education system deep” “educational budgets are
increasingly limited -- limits to faculty
numbers and expertise”
"Formulating a UMass Response to the Information
Technology Labor Shortage”
Where we Commonwealth Information
were --
CITI 2000 Technology Initiative (CITI)
•CITI brought together community colleges,
state colleges, and the University
campuses with industry leaders to
strengthen and modernize computer
science and information technology
programs at public postsecondary
institutions across the Commonwealth,
along five dimensions:
•Development of a new Information Technology
curriculum.
•Regional cooperation model.
•Curriculum development.
•Faculty development..
•Graduate and professional programs.
Where we are Commonwealth Information
going --
CITI 2004 Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Goal: Preparing today's students for
tomorrow's information technology-infused
world.
•Investments
•Curricula & Programs
•Teacher Development
•Partnerships
•A coherent K-20 strategy:
•Identifying, leveraging & promoting best practices
•Defining models, standards, expected outcomes
•Expanding the pipeline (primary, secondary, post-
secondary, graduate, career retraining and life-
long education)
Commonwealth Information
CITI Timeline
Technology Initiative (CITI)
• 1st Phase – 2000-2001
• BHE funding - $1.6 million
• Created “ITAC” programs in non-technical fields
• Improved and expanded information technology
education in public higher education (regional
networks, curriculum modernization, faculty
development)
• Funding Hiatus - 2002-2003
• Commonwealth‟s fiscal crisis
• Continued development of ITAC programs and
courses through “volunteer” efforts
• No CITI staff, lapse in regional sharing
• Slowdown in CIS curriculum and faculty
development
Commonwealth Information
CITI Timeline
Technology Initiative (CITI)
• 2nd Phase – 2004-2005
• $500,000 from BHE IT Pipeline Fund matched by
private (anonymous) donor
• IT teaching and learning at pre-K-12 levels to address
BHE STEM Pipeline Goals
• increase number of students and qualified teachers
participating in STEM teaching and learning
• increase the number of STEM activities
• Post-secondary ITAC Project
• strengthening ITAC approaches and programs in 2- and 4-
year higher education
• Future - 2005-2010
• Raise at least $2M annually from state, federal &
industrial sources
CITI 05
Goals: Commonwealth Information
Curricula & Technology Initiative (CITI)
Programs
•Post-secondary ITAC Grants
Competition
•Replication of the BATEC
(Boston Area Advanced
Technological Education
Connections) model
CITI 05
Goals: Commonwealth Information
Teacher Technology Initiative (CITI)
Development
• IT Pipeline Fund Grants
Competition
• Promoting ITAC Educator
Development
CITI 05 Commonwealth Information
Goals: Other Technology Initiative (CITI)
• Conferences
• CITI Winter Conference January 19,
2005
• Review of CITI outcomes, challenges &
opportunities
• CITI Summer Conference June 2005
• “Best Practices” Models and Programs in
Information Technology Across the Curriculum
Agenda Commonwealth Information
Intro to the RFP
Submission Logistics Technology Initiative (CITI)
Alana Wiens
Project Manager, CITI
Commonwealth Information
CITI Goals
Technology Initiative (CITI)
Consolidate and Strengthen
• Work with existing courses and
programs
• Focus on strategic investments
Commonwealth Information
CITI Goals
Technology Initiative (CITI)
Partnerships
• Working together to grow and
broaden programs
• Partnering with industry
Commonwealth Information
CITI Goals
Technology Initiative (CITI)
IT Fluency –
• “Preparing Today‟s Students for
Tomorrow‟s IT-Infused World.”
What is IT Commonwealth Information
Fluency? Technology Initiative (CITI)
• The National Research Council defines
IT fluency by describing three types of IT
knowledge:
Skills - proficiency with contemporary computer
applications
Concepts – e.g., how a computer works,
information authenticity
Capabilities - higher-level thinking processes,
e.g., problem-solving, reasoning, complexity
management
Grants Commonwealth Information
Competition Technology Initiative (CITI)
• Institution Grants
• consolidate existing activities into a
program, fill strategic gaps
• approximately eight awards between
$10,000 - $25,000
Grants Commonwealth Information
Competition Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Partnership Grants
• two or more public institutions
• facilitates ITAC program creation or
strengthen activities at multiple
institutions
• approximately five awards between
$15,000 - $50,000
Review of the Commonwealth Information
RFP Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Creating and strengthening ITAC
programs across the state
Creating and • Priorities
strengthening
ITAC programs
• Supported
across the state • Strategic
• Sustainable
• Builds on existing activity
• Collaboration-based
• Relevant to industry needs
• Value oriented
• Recording and disseminating success
Review of the Commonwealth Information
RFP Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Evaluation
assessing • evaluation plan required
success
• samples available on the website
• provide means of understanding
projects in the broader context
• provide means of collecting
„success stories‟ from grantees
Review of the Commonwealth Information
RFP Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Requirements
What needs to be •Clearly include the following
in your
submission • Project Administration
• Project Narrative
• deliverables & outcomes, target
audience, existing ITAC activities,
strategic role, timeline, dissemination plan
Review of the Commonwealth Information
RFP Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Dissemination Plan
Getting the word •Required
out
• Be part of spotlight conference
• Final Report and Evaluation
• Participate in CITI web portal
• Be available for future CITI marketing
initiatives
• Be available for consultation with others
wishing to replicate the program
Review of the Commonwealth Information
RFP Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Extra Requirements
Regional & State • List of partners
Partnerships • Description of activities
• Breakdown of activities
• Role of each institution
• Long term prospects
• List of other beneficiaries not listed with
mode and level of engagement
Review of the Commonwealth Information
RFP Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Requirements
Other documents • Categorized Budget
• Evaluation Plan
• Letters of Support
Review of the Commonwealth Information
RFP Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Personnel
•Senior Personnel
•Other Personnel
•Fringe Benefits
Budget •Consultant Services
Categories •Equipment
•Rental or Lease (please specify
equipment)
•Purchase (please specify equipment)
•Travel
•Office & Administration Supplies
•Other Costs (please specify)
Review of the Commonwealth Information
RFP Technology Initiative (CITI)
•What We‟re Looking For
a meaningful • budget
project with broad • outcomes
impact
• strategic impact
Commonwealth Information
Submissions
Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Pre-Proposal Paragraph
• Use same submission page, but just fill
The details
out to the abstract line
• Due January 28, 2005
•Proposal
• formatting on page 5
• one document uploaded
• only upload once
• by 5 pm please
• identify type of grant
Submission Commonwealth Information
logistics Technology Initiative (CITI)
- proposals are to
be submitted
online
- you will receive
email confirmation
within one
business day
Submission Commonwealth Information
logistics Technology Initiative (CITI)
Timeline
• RFP released 12/10/04
• Pre-Proposal paragraphs due 1/28/05
• Proposals due 2/8/05
• Awards announce 2/22/05
• Projects conclude 12/05
For more Commonwealth Information
information Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Remaining questions to
awiens@educ.umass.edu
•Watch www.citi.mass.edu for news
and announcements.
Commonwealth Information
Q&A
Technology Initiative (CITI)
•Do you have questions?
•We may have answers
Commonwealth Information
Technology Initiative (CITI)
CITI RFP
Bidder‟s Session
CITI Winter Conference
January 19, 2005
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