Campus Collaborative Tools Strategy Development

The goal of the Campus Collaborative Tools Strategy Development Project is to determine the needs for, current use of, and current expenditures on collaborative tools on the UC Berkeley campus (including undergraduates, graduates, faculty, researchers, and staff). This information will then be used to develop a common strategy that can be used broadly across campus to guide the ongoing development of the diverse set of online collaborative tools currently in use on campus as well as to guide the selection and introduction of new tools. The project is sponsored by the Chief Information Officer and is being run by Collaboration Services.

Strategy Draft 2 of August 22, 2008

The Strategy

Strategy, Draft 2 (PDF, 11 pages)

Spotlight documents

(In-depth discussions of summarized goals in the document above.)

More Information

• Letter of Introduction from Shelton Waggener, AVC-IT and CIO
• Spring 2008 Berkeley Computing and Communications Article—Collaborative Tools Strategy Development project
• Draft 1 of Collaborative Tools Strategy Findings (3/27/2008)
• Draft Approval Process and Timeline
• This work is a follow-on to the earlier Campus Collaborative Tools Partnership Investigations project.

Questions?

Contact Ian Crew.