Cal Poly Pomona Virtual History 202
"Making History Studying History"

First/Last Class Meeting

The video of this historic meeting is available from Cal Poly Pomona MediaVision in streaming video format. You may view this from an Ethernet connection on campus (and from a PC from off-campus) as follows:

• The best place for students to view the video is in the Commons Student Lab on the 5th floor of the CLA Building.
• First, make sure that your computer has a program for viewing streaming video. If not, go to the MediaBase website.
• On the MediaBase website, go to Install MediaBase Video Players. There you can download players for Win95 (use CompCore Software MPEG-1 Player for on-campus Ethernet links or Progressive Networks RealPlayer for Windows 95 for off-campus viewing with a fast computer and high-speed modem connection); WinNT, Macintosh (use Silicon Graphics player, which requires QuickTime 3); Silicon Graphics, Sun Solaris, or IBM RS/6000 AIX Workstations.
• Download and install the appropriate video player. The best place to store the viewer is in the web browser folder. The video players are separate video viewing programs, not web browser plug-ins. The first time that you try to view a streaming video, your web browser will prompt you to pick the application. Locate and select the viewer. You will only need to select the viewing application once.
• On the MediaForce Website, go to the List All Videos section. The class video can be found in the Technology_Education folder, entitled, Kullmann Puz Virtual Class Roundtable. Double-click on the title to bring up the video.
• The video is 1 hour and 58 minutes long. A slider on the video viewer allows you to move to any point in the video that you wish to view. Use the Agenda below as a guide. The video starts at 10:00 am. Thus, for example, if you wish to view the Community Dialog on Virtual Education, move the viewer to approximately 1:00

Questions or comments? Email Susan Kullmann Puz, skpuz@csupomona.edu

Wednesday, September 3, 1997
Heritage Conference Room (8th floor CLA)

Meeting Agenda

10:00 - 10:30	Welcome (Dr. Kullmann Puz), Individual Student Introductions
10:30 - 11:00	Class Discussion: Virtual History
11:00 - 11:30	Cal Poly Pomona Community Dialogue on Virtual Education: Students and Invited Guests
11:30 - noon	Concluding Comments: Dr. Kullmann Puz, Students, Guests

• Student Introductions (brief): name, (Internet user name if it is different from your real name), major, years at Cal Poly Pomona, the topic of your History Project, and the reason(s) why you enrolled in virtual History 202.
• Class Discussion: Virtual History
  • What did you like best about the course?
  • What did you least about the course?
  • In retrospect, what one change in the course would you like to see (or make in your own approach to the class) if we could time-travel back and start the course again?
• Community Dialogue on Virtual Education
  • Invited Guests: Please take this opportunity to share your observations about using technology to enhance teaching and learning at Cal Poly Pomona, and/or to question Virtual History 202 students about their experiences this summer.
  • Students: Please review the list of invited guests below (and the links) and bring at least one question or comment about virtual education that you would like to share with one or more of our guests.

Guests

Ms. Karen L. Brzoska, Media Production Specialist, ITAC

Dr. Peter A. Dual, Vice President, Academic Affairs

Dr. Carol R. Holder, Director, Faculty Center for Professional Development

Dr. Edward C. Hohmann, Interim Vice President, Instruction and Information Technology

Dr. Patricia M. Hopkins, Interim Associate Vice President, Academic Programming

Dr. Mahmood A. Ibrahim, Chair, History Department

Dr. Bob H. Suzuki, President, Cal Poly Pomona

Dr. Donna I. Tillman, Professor, International Business & Marketing; Vice Chair, Academic Senate

Dr. Barbara J. Way, Dean, CLASS (College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences)

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Questions or comments can be e-mail to Dr. Kullmann Puz at skpuz@csupomona.edu

Updated July 1998 by Susan Kullmann Puz