ATLC

Academic Technology and Learning Committee (ATLC)

The ATLC is composed of 15 voting members, including a Chair and Chair-elect. There are nine additional faculty members including a library representative, one representative from each college, one at-large faculty representative who has taught an online or hybrid course, one at-large faculty representative who preferably teaches at least one in-person class per year on the Stockton campus, one at-large  faculty representative who is a lecturer, and the Speaker (or designee). One student shall be appointed by ASI. The Director of Academic Technology, the Chief Information Officer, and the director of Disability Resource Services are ex-officio voting members. An instructional designer is an ex-officio, non-voting member. An executive secretary is appointed by the President of the University.

Responsibilities

• Identify, on an ongoing basis, opportunities for improvement or innovation in teaching and learning that can be enabled by educational technologies.
• Oversee the development of policies and plans regarding the use of educational/academic technologies, in collaboration with other academic policy committees.
• Provide ongoing guidance and recommendations regarding the identification, selection, adoption, and deployment of major educational technologies, including the learning management systems, at the institutional level.
• Provide ongoing guidance and recommendations regarding any significant issues that may arise with the use of educational technologies by students and faculty.
• Provide recommendations to the University’s planning processes regarding educational technology requirements in classrooms and other learning spaces.
• Review policies to ensure alignment with academic technology-related regulatory requirements in support of student success.
• Submit an annual report to the General Faculty at the Spring General faculty meeting.