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The mission of the Office of Instructional Resources (OIR) is to further the academic, research, and administrative goals of the University of Central Florida and its faculty through the design, application, and support of multimedia resources and services. 

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OIR Technology Fee 2013-2014 Requirements

To ensure efficiency in the 2013-2014 technology fee proposal preparation process refer to the 2013-2014 UCF Technology Fee (TF) website and UCF Technology Fee Guidelines.

To best enable project managers to meet the TF proposal deadline, deadlines have been established for project requests and walk-throughs for multimedia projects involving OIR.

Monday, July 19, 2013:  Last day to submit a TF project request to OIR.

Friday, August 16, 2013:  Last day on which OIR will perform TF project walk-throughs.

Friday, September 13, 2013:  Last day on which OIR will provide proposals to the requesting departments.

Friday, September 20, 2013:  Last day to submit proposals to the Technology Fee Committee. (estimated based on last year's date)

For projects involving the Office of Instructional Resources(OIR), the requirements are documented below.

Posters and tables in and around Classroom Building 1

Posters and notices of UCF-related activities, services and events are permitted on the first floor of Classroom Building 1 (CL1) on the brick walls outside of rooms 104 and 121. You may also post notices on the corkboards outside of classrooms on other floors so long as you provide your own tacks. Nothing is to be hung on the building’s painted walls or any of its doors or windows. Fliers or notices posted anywhere other than the allowed areas may be removed and destroyed with no notice to the poster. Any damage done to the facility by the posting of a flyer or poster (adhesives stripping paint from the walls, holes left from tacks or other devices, etc.) will be repaired with the costs charged to the offending organization.

Tegrity Support at UCF

As of the Summer 2010 semester, Tegrity is now the main distance learning video modality (v-mode) for the entire university.  The Office of Instructional Resources provides hands on training, services, and ongoing support to faculty and instructors in our designed, multimedia mode Tegrity rooms.  On main campus, this room is currently located in the Classroom I building, room 218.    There are also two other rooms designed by OIR located at the UCF Daytona and Cocoa regional campuses.  All three Tegrity classrooms are equipped with a Windows 7, 64-bit computer, projector, Crestron touch panel (for switching between sources), Tegrity recorder pre-installed, net

Adobe Connect at UCF

 

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ALERT: All UCF Adobe Connect licenses renew in September of every year.

 

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