1. Live Cast Pilot

2. Problem to Solve Access to expert faculty not available at location
Availability of advanced classes not available at location
Improved student community experience through interaction with students/faculty in multiple locations

3. The Team Office of the Registrar Office of General Counsel (OGS)
Colleges: College of Professional Studies (CPS), College of Engineering (COE), Khoury College of Computer Sciences
Online Experiential Learning (OEL)
Center for Advanced Teaching, Learning & Research (CATLR)
Information Technology Services (ITS)

4. What is Live Cast?
Live Cast course sections are taught using synchronous, web-based technology by an instructor at one location to students in a classroom at a campus location, with instructor-classroom interactions facilitated by an in-class instructional assistant.

5. The Pilot – Spring 2019 Classes: Khoury – 2 courses COE – 3 courses
Casting: SEA & SV (no students)  Receiving SV & BOS
COE – 3 courses
Casting: BOS (no students)  Receiving: SEA & SV
CPS – 1 course
Casting: CLT (no students)  Receiving BOS
Logistics/Structure:
Technology – Zoom
Coded in Banner in parent-child conditioning
Casting class has lead Instructor; receiving class has Instructional Assistant
Interact synchronously
Receiving:
Designated on-ground location
IA to take attendance, be knowledgeable about content
Back-up protocol established

6. Results & Next Steps Results - Student
80% of students had not taken a synchronous class before
80% either very effective or somewhat effective of learning
80% either very satisfied or somewhat satisfied with Live Cast method
Next Steps
Define Assessment Standards – CATLR
Resources & training for faculty & instructional assistants
Establish enterprise wide technology for supporting this method

7. THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING TEXPO 2019!