From margaret.worley at plu.edu Mon Apr 8 08:42:10 2002 From: margaret.worley at plu.edu (Margaret Crayton) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Qwest Campus Interact ISP Services References: <3CA4C368.7D521566@ups.edu> Message-ID: <3CB1BA52.5497FA3@plu.edu> We're in the same boat. My guess is that we don't have a lot of qwest users from this program but would like to find a way to give them and others another option. Preliminary searches on the web haven't produced very much in the way of resources. For what it's worth, we tried early last year to arrange for service through AT&T and quite frankly, were disappointed in their lack of response and interest. We would be interested if others want to persue it. Margaret "James M. Driskell" wrote: > > Qwest/US West has been providing a ISP service called Campus Interact > for the members of the University of Puget Sound's community for the > past few years. Bellevue Community College apparently negotiated this > agreement with US West and we were allowed to participate under that > agreement. Subscribers are charged $10.95 monthly for unlimited dial-in > usage. Qwest has now informed us that this service will stop at the end > of June, 2002. > > Does anyone have a similar agreement in place with another ISP? If not, > would other institutions be interested in finding a regional ISP that > might provide a reasonably priced service? > > Thanks in advance, > > James M. Driskell > University of Puget Sound -- >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Margaret (Worley) Crayton email: worleyme@plu.edu Director, Academic/User Support phone: 253-535-8470 Information Resources fax: 253-536-5099 Computing and Telecommunication Services Pacific Lutheran University Tacoma, WA 98447 From mantel at up.edu Mon Apr 8 14:50:26 2002 From: mantel at up.edu (Linda Mantel) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Surveys Message-ID: <3CB210A1.A876194C@up.edu> hi all We are about to undertake a survey of our staff to find out about their technology needs, wants, likes, etc. Does anyone out there have a good survey you could share? Many thanks. Linda Mantel Dr. Linda H. Mantel Assistant Vice-President for Technology Services University of Portland 5000 N. Willamette Boulevard Portland, OR 97203 Tel: 503-943-7300 Fax: 503-943-7345 e-mail: mantel@up.edu From irvw at linfield.edu Thu Apr 11 15:35:23 2002 From: irvw at linfield.edu (Irv Wiswall) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: network setup for reshall network on a CD Message-ID: <6844576.1018539323@[10.219.200.24]> We want to try creating an automated network setup CD for our reshall users that would set all configurations and install our prefered network client and clearly indicate that they should bring their computer to us if it fails. Shouldn't be too hard, but workloads don't permit us to do it ourselves. I'm wondering if anyone has such a beast they could share with us, or know of anyone we could contract with to do it for us? We've got a couple of leads, but are looking for more possibilities. Thanks much! Irv Wiswall | irvw@linfield.edu Interim Chief Technology Officer | 503 434 2575 Linfield College | McMinnville OR 97128 From jmeyerto at willamette.edu Fri Apr 12 10:10:33 2002 From: jmeyerto at willamette.edu (Jo Meyertons) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: network setup for reshall network on a CD References: <6844576.1018539323@[10.219.200.24]> Message-ID: <000b01c1e244$f50d7d40$bc07689e@witsjo> We are working on a similar project here, so I would appreciate your sharing whatever you find out. Thanks - ------------------------------------------------------------ Jo Meyertons, Director Instructional Design and Development Willamette University 900 State St. Salem, OR 97301 (503) 370-6019 http://www.willamette.edu/~jmeyerto ----- Original Message ----- From: "Irv Wiswall" To: "Multiple recipients of list" Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 4:26 PM Subject: network setup for reshall network on a CD > We want to try creating an automated network setup CD for our reshall users > that would set all configurations and install our prefered network client > and clearly indicate that they should bring their computer to us if it > fails. > > Shouldn't be too hard, but workloads don't permit us to do it ourselves. > I'm wondering if anyone has such a beast they could share with us, or know > of anyone we could contract with to do it for us? We've got a couple of > leads, but are looking for more possibilities. > > Thanks much! > > Irv Wiswall | irvw@linfield.edu > Interim Chief Technology Officer | 503 434 2575 > Linfield College | McMinnville OR 97128 From jmeyerto at willamette.edu Thu Apr 18 11:03:57 2002 From: jmeyerto at willamette.edu (Jo Meyertons) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: new instructional designer list for the Pac. NW Message-ID: <006801c1e703$9908e660$bc07689e@witsjo> PN-ID is an unmoderated list for higher education Instructional Designers or others with similar duties who reside in the Pacific Northwest (Alaska, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon,and Washington). This list was formed to serve as a vehicle for (1) the discussion of topics related to learning and teaching with technology and (2) collection of any information related to resources that we in the Pacific Northwest might be able to share with one another. If you or someone you know might be interested in joining this list, please send an email to listproc@willamette.edu with SUBSCRIBE PN-ID firstname lastname in the body. I'm looking forward to some great conversations with my neighbors! ------------------------------------------------------------ Jo Meyertons, Director Instructional Design and Development Willamette University 900 State St. Salem, OR 97301 (503) 370-6019 http://www.willamette.edu/~jmeyerto -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.nw-heat.org/pipermail/nw-heat/attachments/20020418/8882180d/attachment.htm From harmonb at up.edu Thu Apr 18 17:25:31 2002 From: harmonb at up.edu (Beth Harmon) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Position Announcement: Academic Media Services Specialist Message-ID: <3CBF63FB.118A0F06@up.edu> Please feel free to distribute as appropriate. Position Title: Academic Media Services Specialist Reports To: Academic Technology Services Manager Position Available: June 1st, 2002 Position Overview: The University of Portland is seeking qualified candidates to join a dynamic, service-oriented, and professional staff in providing full-time support to faculty in the use of instructional media equipment and in the creation and maintenance of instructional media materials. Primary responsibilities include: * Supporting faculty in the use of distributed technology within coursework, including course management software, Campus Pipeline, video conferencing, etc.; * Providing hands-on support in the design and development of multimedia-based materials by utilizing traditional and emerging techniques and technologies, including the use of web-based, multimedia, and digital processes; * The distribution, delivery, troubleshooting, and maintenance of instructional media equipment for evening academic programs; * The training of faculty and students on the care and use of instructional media equipment; and * Coordination and leadership of student employees in various settings. Secondary responsibilities include participation in other CTS projects that support the mission of quality service. Qualifications and Experience: The successful candidate must have a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience; shall have 2 - 3 years experience in working with a diverse clientele in an academic setting; shall be able to demonstrate organizational and decision-making skills, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously; be a self-starter with a high energy level; possess excellent communications skills; and have the ability to work both independently and as a team member. Candidates should be familiar with both Macintosh and Windows platform, and have experience with basic Microsoft Office products including Word, Excel, and Access. Experience with desktop publishing software (e.g. PageMaker), web development tools (e.g. FrontPage, DreamWeaver), multimedia programs (e.g. Flash, Director), and graphics and illustration software is highly desirable. The successful candidate shall also be proficient in operation and troubleshooting, and training for multiple types of classroom media equipment; have experience with HTML and WWW authoring software; be able to learn quickly by experience and instruction; and must be willing to work evenings. Starting salaries are competitive and will be based on qualifications and experience. A comprehensive package of fringe benefits, including tuition assistance, is also provided. Qualified applicants should send a letter of interest, current resume, and list of three professional references to: CTS Director, University of Portland, 5000 N. Willamette Blvd., Portland, OR 97203-5798, or fax to 503-943-7345. Review of applications will begin May 1, 2002, and preference will be given to applications received by May 8, 2002. The University of Portland is a comprehensive private Catholic institution of higher learning with 2600 students. The University is an Equal Opportunity Employer striving to employ personnel at all levels who will support and enhance its educational mission. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.nw-heat.org/pipermail/nw-heat/attachments/20020418/52fa44da/attachment.htm From mdolphin at georgefox.edu Fri Apr 19 16:07:10 2002 From: mdolphin at georgefox.edu (Matthew Dolphin) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: equipment life-span In-Reply-To: Message-ID: I'm trying to put together a proposal to adjust our school's replacement cycle for instructional media equipment. Do any of you have information on the expected life-span of instructional media equipment (LCD projectors, VCRs, etc.)? Matthew Dolphin Director of Academic Technology George Fox University +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ mdolphin@georgefox.edu 503.554.2574 From callissb at whitman.edu Mon Apr 22 09:55:19 2002 From: callissb at whitman.edu (Shannon Callister) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Lab Macintosh Administration Message-ID: <000401c1ea1e$7bd9e300$67010b0a@whitman.edu> Our staff is considering purchasing "MacAdmistrator" (by HiResolution) for administering/protecting our lab macintoshes. They've been evaluating a demo copy and it has been very impressive. Has your staff had any experience with MacAdministrator, good or bad? Are there other products you recommend? We've used RevRDist and MacPrefect before, and we have most recently been using Assimilator up through Mac OS v9.1, but our understanding is that Assimilator doesn't work with the most recent versions of the Mac OS (9.2x or X). Any feedback or recommendations you have would be most helpful. Thanks, Shannon -------------------------------- Shannon Callister Director, Academic Technology Whitman College From jonesey at darkwing.uoregon.edu Mon Apr 22 11:37:17 2002 From: jonesey at darkwing.uoregon.edu (jonesey) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Lab Macintosh Administration In-Reply-To: <000401c1ea1e$7bd9e300$67010b0a@whitman.edu> References: <000401c1ea1e$7bd9e300$67010b0a@whitman.edu> Message-ID: Assimilator works fine (for me) with Mac OS 9.2.x, but it will not work with OS X, according to everything I have heard from Stairways and people playing with it. You might find useful information at http://www.macosxlabs.org jonesey Architecture and Allied Arts Computing Support University of Oregon >Our staff is considering purchasing "MacAdmistrator" (by HiResolution) >for administering/protecting our lab macintoshes. They've been >evaluating a demo copy and it has been very impressive. > >Has your staff had any experience with MacAdministrator, good or bad? > >Are there other products you recommend? > >We've used RevRDist and MacPrefect before, and we have most recently >been using Assimilator up through Mac OS v9.1, but our understanding is >that Assimilator doesn't work with the most recent versions of the Mac >OS (9.2x or X). > >Any feedback or recommendations you have would be most helpful. > >Thanks, > >Shannon > >-------------------------------- >Shannon Callister >Director, Academic Technology >Whitman College From abrock at georgefox.edu Wed Apr 24 09:13:37 2002 From: abrock at georgefox.edu (Anthony Brock) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Copyright laws and policy Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020424090632.02d92ec0@localhost> We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a "discouragement" tactic? 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? 3-b) If so, what are they? 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision making process. Tony ****************************************************************************** * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * * Director of Network Services George Fox University * ****************************************************************************** From mextine at stmartin.edu Wed Apr 24 09:44:58 2002 From: mextine at stmartin.edu (Extine, Michael W.) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Copyright laws and policy Message-ID: I think lots of other NW-HEAT schools got into the Packeteer packetshaper before us and have been very happy with the product. We concur. We've used the Packeteer packetshaper to put a very low limit on outbound traffic rates (currently ~16Kbps). This gives enough traffic so our students can participate in p2p file-sharing (lets pretend there's at least some non-copyrighted stuff there!) but not enough so it will work effectively. One would hope that Sony, etc. would less interested if our students are only "attempting" to share copyrighted materiel. As far as in-bound traffic, we added the Packeteer in December because our T1 line to the internet was dominated by the p2p traffic originating from the dorms. We now allow ~33% of the traffic to be used by the p2p stuff. Our Acceptable Use Policy has the following clause: Information, software, photographs, videos, graphics, music, sounds and other material (collectively "content") may be subject to copyright, trademark, trade secrets or other proprietary rights. Any unauthorized copying or distribution of such content will be considered a violation of college policies, and may constitute a violation of law, fraud, plagiarism or theft. Software licensed by the college must only be used in accordance with the applicable license. Modifying or damaging information without authorization (including but not limited to altering data, introducing viruses or simply damaging files) is unethical, a violation of college policies and may be a felony. Note: Page 40 of the September 2001 issue of "eSchool News", David A. Splitt says, "Law-breaking should top your list of 'unacceptable uses'". I suppose we should all have a clause that says something like, "Computers attached to the college-owned network shall not be used to engage in any illegal act". Mike Michael W. Extine, Ph.D. Director, Integrated Technology Services Saint Martin's College 5300 Pacific Ave. SE Lacey, WA 98503 Tel: 360 486-8805 Fax: 360 486-8810 -----Original Message----- From: Anthony Brock [mailto:abrock@georgefox.edu] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 9:25 AM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Copyright laws and policy We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a "discouragement" tactic? 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? 3-b) If so, what are they? 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision making process. Tony ************************************************************************ ****** * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * * Director of Network Services George Fox University * ************************************************************************ ****** From jdriskell at ups.edu Wed Apr 24 10:25:03 2002 From: jdriskell at ups.edu (James M. Driskell) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Copyright laws and policy References: <5.1.0.14.2.20020424090632.02d92ec0@localhost> Message-ID: <3CC6EA6E.FB9B0699@ups.edu> We have also received nasty-grams from Sony and Warner Bros. concerning copyright infringement. We usually do the following: 1-a) We respond to the sender, clearly stating that we will be the sole judge of any action taken, based on our own investigation. We check our firewall logs, etc., and identify the offender. For students, Student Affairs calls in the offender, investigates the situation and takes the necessary corrective action. So far, we have only received complaints of student activities. 1-b) Based on the complaints from Sony and Warner Bros., we blocked Amister and severely restricted Gnutella at our Packeteer. We have also blocked KaZaA based on some recent court decisions. 1-c) We have done this to show good faith, but we have also tried to educate the students about copyright infringement. 2-a) See our answer to 1-b above. In addition, we have collected all of the known p2p file sharing applications into a p2p class on the Packeteer with a priority of zero. 2-b) Priority zero ensures that other "more legitimate" applications take precedence. 3-a) We use the squeaky wheel approach. We respond to complaints. Otherwise, we have tried to educate our users about conserving bandwidth and copyright infringement. 3-b) See 3-a above. 3-c) We have formed an ad-hoc committee consisting of the Associate Dean/ Student Development, Director of Network Server and Systems Group and Network Manger. We review the current state of affairs and have developed informal agreements on how to handle these situations, as described above. Jim Driskell Network Manager University of Puget Sound Anthony Brock wrote: > We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal > sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an > interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey > of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. > > 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? > 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? > 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? > 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a > "discouragement" tactic? > 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? > 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? > 3-b) If so, what are they? > 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? > Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision > making process. > > Tony > > ****************************************************************************** > * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * > * Director of Network Services George Fox University * > ****************************************************************************** From JYoung at cascade.edu Wed Apr 24 11:24:27 2002 From: JYoung at cascade.edu (Young, Jimmy) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Copyright laws and policy Message-ID: <7A78865DAC0FA04BAFB0BD5CB9960D868327@molly.cascade.edu> -----Original Message----- From: Anthony Brock [mailto:abrock@georgefox.edu] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 9:24 AM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Copyright laws and policy We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? Cascade College limits Kazaa, Gnutella, and Napster traffic 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? We restrict only outgoing traffic. 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? Strictly a function of bandwidth management. 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a "discouragement" tactic? No, because the sharer probably doesn't notice the effects of limited outgoing bandwidth. 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? No, but we should. 3-b) If so, what are they? 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision making process. Tony ****************************************************************************** * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * * Director of Network Services George Fox University * ****************************************************************************** From JYoung at cascade.edu Wed Apr 24 14:18:03 2002 From: JYoung at cascade.edu (Young, Jimmy) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: FW: Copyright laws and policy Message-ID: <7A78865DAC0FA04BAFB0BD5CB9960D86832B@molly.cascade.edu> Here is the response from our parent campus in Oklahoma City: -----Original Message----- From: Hermes, John (OC Forward) Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 1:40 PM To: Young, Jimmy Subject: RE: Copyright laws and policy 1-a) We did receive one complaint from Sony related to Aimster before we had the PacketShaper up and running. At that time we began blocking Aimster completely. 1-B) Based on a complaint from Sony and Warner Bros., we blocked Amister and severely restricted all other P2P traffic with our PacketShaper 6500. 1-c) We have restricted this access to maximize bandwidth utilization and are working to educate students about copyright issues. 2-a) We have collected all of the known p2p file sharing applications into a p2p class on the PacketShaper and given it the lowest priority. 2-b) By limiting this traffic we have discouraged our students from using the applications but also since our provider connects us to Internet2 it makes our users less attractive servers of the shared files. 3-a)Yes 3-b) We have tried to educate our users about conserving bandwidth and copyright infringement and justify this restriction through statements in our Computer Acceptable Use Policy. "OC licenses use of its computer software from various vendors. OC and its members are bound by license agreements. Users may not copy or reproduce software or documentation without the consent of the software developer/producer. Unless otherwise noted, all software on the Internet should be considered copyrighted work. Therefore, users are prohibited from downloading software and/or modifying any such files without permission from the copyright holder or as granted in a license agreement or other contract defining use. An example of this would be using Napster to obtain a pirated MP3 music file. According to U. S. Copyright law, illegal reproduction of software may result in civil damages of $50,000 or more and criminal penalties including fine and imprisonment. Any infringing activity by a user may be the responsibility of the University. Therefore, OC may choose to hold the user liable for his or her actions." 3-c) There was a committee headed by the CIO. -----Original Message----- From: Jimmy Young-Cascade Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 1:37 PM To: John Hermes Subject: FW: Copyright laws and policy Has OC received any communication from Sony or Warner re: file sharing? Could you answer the questions below based on OC's policies? Thanks, JJY Anthony Brock wrote: > We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal > sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an > interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey > of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. > > 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? > 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? > 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? > 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a > "discouragement" tactic? > 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? > 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? > 3-b) If so, what are they? > 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? > Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision > making process. > > Tony > > ************************************************************************ ****** > * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * > * Director of Network Services George Fox University * > ************************************************************************ ****** From krupicka at pacificu.edu Fri Apr 26 07:37:12 2002 From: krupicka at pacificu.edu (Krupicka, Ted) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Message-ID: <87E3B0D6A976D311BA7B00902798A5E901EF12DE@everest.pacificu.edu> Hi all, I just have a few quick questions on cable TV in your residence halls. 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your residence halls? 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, or something else? Thanks, -Ted Krupicka Associate Director Email: krupicka@pacificu.edu University Information Services Tel: (503) 352-2927 2043 College Way Fax: (503) 352-3162 Forest Grove, OR 97116 http://www.pacificu.edu/ From irvw at linfield.edu Fri Apr 26 07:59:27 2002 From: irvw at linfield.edu (Irv Wiswall) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV In-Reply-To: <87E3B0D6A976D311BA7B00902798A5E901EF12DE@everest.pacificu.edu> References: <87E3B0D6A976D311BA7B00902798A5E901EF12DE@everest.pacificu.edu> Message-ID: <8026792.1019807967@[10.219.200.24]> Ted, yes we provide cable in all res rooms. Residence Life arranged all of this so I don't know all the details. I do know they looked into a couple of options and ended up picking the local cable company. We purchase in bulk from them and include cost in room rate. -Irv --On Friday, April 26, 2002 7:39 AM -0700 "Krupicka, Ted" wrote: > > Hi all, > > I just have a few quick questions on cable TV in your residence halls. > > > 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your > residence halls? > > 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, > or something else? > > > > Thanks, > > -Ted Krupicka > Associate Director Email: krupicka@pacificu.edu > University Information Services Tel: (503) 352-2927 > 2043 College Way Fax: (503) 352-3162 > Forest Grove, OR 97116 > http://www.pacificu.edu/ > From BKirk at warnerpacific.edu Fri Apr 26 07:54:14 2002 From: BKirk at warnerpacific.edu (Bill Kirk) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Message-ID: <814110E5ACC0D211BACF00105A04432F021AB772@SHASTA> We don't provide cable to our dorms. Bill ___________________________________ William A. Kirk Director, Technology & Information Services Warner Pacific College (503) 517-1397 (503) 517-1394 FAX bkirk@warnerpacific.edu www.WarnerPacific.edu -----Original Message----- From: Krupicka, Ted [mailto:krupicka@pacificu.edu] Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 7:39 AM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Hi all, I just have a few quick questions on cable TV in your residence halls. 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your residence halls? 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, or something else? Thanks, -Ted Krupicka Associate Director Email: krupicka@pacificu.edu University Information Services Tel: (503) 352-2927 2043 College Way Fax: (503) 352-3162 Forest Grove, OR 97116 http://www.pacificu.edu/ From PietrasP at evergreen.edu Fri Apr 26 08:08:50 2002 From: PietrasP at evergreen.edu (Pietras, Julian) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Message-ID: <71F49580D990534385198EE571135700923F68@Rainbow> > 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your > residence halls? yes > 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, > or > something else? yes per local cable company -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.nw-heat.org/pipermail/nw-heat/attachments/20020426/8b4d2d53/attachment.htm From jdriskell at ups.edu Fri Apr 26 08:27:35 2002 From: jdriskell at ups.edu (James M. Driskell) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV References: <87E3B0D6A976D311BA7B00902798A5E901EF12DE@everest.pacificu.edu> Message-ID: <3CC971E7.3CAF373@ups.edu> UPS joined with Tacoma's Public Power CATV utility, Click to provide most of the campus with catv. Click rewired the entire campus during the summer of 1999. We allow catv in the common areas of the resident halls that house mostly freshman. Our new dorm for returning students has catv in every room and the common areas. Greek Row and all the separate university owned housing have catv in every room. Students contract directly with Click for the service. Jim Driskell University of Puget Sound "Krupicka, Ted" wrote: > Hi all, > > I just have a few quick questions on cable TV in your residence halls. > > 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your > residence halls? > > 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, or > something else? > > Thanks, > > -Ted Krupicka > Associate Director Email: krupicka@pacificu.edu > University Information Services Tel: (503) 352-2927 > 2043 College Way Fax: (503) 352-3162 > Forest Grove, OR 97116 > http://www.pacificu.edu/ From Gary.Schlickeiser at directory.reed.edu Fri Apr 26 09:39:16 2002 From: Gary.Schlickeiser at directory.reed.edu (Gary Schlickeiser) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:43 2004 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Message-ID: <5936704@rosencrantz.reed.edu> --- "Krupicka, Ted" wrote: 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your residence halls? No, Reed does not provide cable to the residence halls. Gary Schlickeiser Reed College From margaret.worley at plu.edu Mon Apr 8 08:42:10 2002 From: margaret.worley at plu.edu (Margaret Crayton) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Qwest Campus Interact ISP Services References: <3CA4C368.7D521566@ups.edu> Message-ID: <3CB1BA52.5497FA3@plu.edu> We're in the same boat. My guess is that we don't have a lot of qwest users from this program but would like to find a way to give them and others another option. Preliminary searches on the web haven't produced very much in the way of resources. For what it's worth, we tried early last year to arrange for service through AT&T and quite frankly, were disappointed in their lack of response and interest. We would be interested if others want to persue it. Margaret "James M. Driskell" wrote: > > Qwest/US West has been providing a ISP service called Campus Interact > for the members of the University of Puget Sound's community for the > past few years. Bellevue Community College apparently negotiated this > agreement with US West and we were allowed to participate under that > agreement. Subscribers are charged $10.95 monthly for unlimited dial-in > usage. Qwest has now informed us that this service will stop at the end > of June, 2002. > > Does anyone have a similar agreement in place with another ISP? If not, > would other institutions be interested in finding a regional ISP that > might provide a reasonably priced service? > > Thanks in advance, > > James M. Driskell > University of Puget Sound -- >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Margaret (Worley) Crayton email: worleyme@plu.edu Director, Academic/User Support phone: 253-535-8470 Information Resources fax: 253-536-5099 Computing and Telecommunication Services Pacific Lutheran University Tacoma, WA 98447 From mantel at up.edu Mon Apr 8 14:50:26 2002 From: mantel at up.edu (Linda Mantel) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Surveys Message-ID: <3CB210A1.A876194C@up.edu> hi all We are about to undertake a survey of our staff to find out about their technology needs, wants, likes, etc. Does anyone out there have a good survey you could share? Many thanks. Linda Mantel Dr. Linda H. Mantel Assistant Vice-President for Technology Services University of Portland 5000 N. Willamette Boulevard Portland, OR 97203 Tel: 503-943-7300 Fax: 503-943-7345 e-mail: mantel@up.edu From irvw at linfield.edu Thu Apr 11 15:35:23 2002 From: irvw at linfield.edu (Irv Wiswall) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: network setup for reshall network on a CD Message-ID: <6844576.1018539323@[10.219.200.24]> We want to try creating an automated network setup CD for our reshall users that would set all configurations and install our prefered network client and clearly indicate that they should bring their computer to us if it fails. Shouldn't be too hard, but workloads don't permit us to do it ourselves. I'm wondering if anyone has such a beast they could share with us, or know of anyone we could contract with to do it for us? We've got a couple of leads, but are looking for more possibilities. Thanks much! Irv Wiswall | irvw@linfield.edu Interim Chief Technology Officer | 503 434 2575 Linfield College | McMinnville OR 97128 From jmeyerto at willamette.edu Fri Apr 12 10:10:33 2002 From: jmeyerto at willamette.edu (Jo Meyertons) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: network setup for reshall network on a CD References: <6844576.1018539323@[10.219.200.24]> Message-ID: <000b01c1e244$f50d7d40$bc07689e@witsjo> We are working on a similar project here, so I would appreciate your sharing whatever you find out. Thanks - ------------------------------------------------------------ Jo Meyertons, Director Instructional Design and Development Willamette University 900 State St. Salem, OR 97301 (503) 370-6019 http://www.willamette.edu/~jmeyerto ----- Original Message ----- From: "Irv Wiswall" To: "Multiple recipients of list" Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 4:26 PM Subject: network setup for reshall network on a CD > We want to try creating an automated network setup CD for our reshall users > that would set all configurations and install our prefered network client > and clearly indicate that they should bring their computer to us if it > fails. > > Shouldn't be too hard, but workloads don't permit us to do it ourselves. > I'm wondering if anyone has such a beast they could share with us, or know > of anyone we could contract with to do it for us? We've got a couple of > leads, but are looking for more possibilities. > > Thanks much! > > Irv Wiswall | irvw@linfield.edu > Interim Chief Technology Officer | 503 434 2575 > Linfield College | McMinnville OR 97128 From jmeyerto at willamette.edu Thu Apr 18 11:03:57 2002 From: jmeyerto at willamette.edu (Jo Meyertons) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: new instructional designer list for the Pac. NW Message-ID: <006801c1e703$9908e660$bc07689e@witsjo> PN-ID is an unmoderated list for higher education Instructional Designers or others with similar duties who reside in the Pacific Northwest (Alaska, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon,and Washington). This list was formed to serve as a vehicle for (1) the discussion of topics related to learning and teaching with technology and (2) collection of any information related to resources that we in the Pacific Northwest might be able to share with one another. If you or someone you know might be interested in joining this list, please send an email to listproc@willamette.edu with SUBSCRIBE PN-ID firstname lastname in the body. I'm looking forward to some great conversations with my neighbors! ------------------------------------------------------------ Jo Meyertons, Director Instructional Design and Development Willamette University 900 State St. Salem, OR 97301 (503) 370-6019 http://www.willamette.edu/~jmeyerto -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.nw-heat.org/pipermail/nw-heat/attachments/20020418/8882180d/attachment.html From harmonb at up.edu Thu Apr 18 17:25:31 2002 From: harmonb at up.edu (Beth Harmon) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Position Announcement: Academic Media Services Specialist Message-ID: <3CBF63FB.118A0F06@up.edu> Please feel free to distribute as appropriate. Position Title: Academic Media Services Specialist Reports To: Academic Technology Services Manager Position Available: June 1st, 2002 Position Overview: The University of Portland is seeking qualified candidates to join a dynamic, service-oriented, and professional staff in providing full-time support to faculty in the use of instructional media equipment and in the creation and maintenance of instructional media materials. Primary responsibilities include: * Supporting faculty in the use of distributed technology within coursework, including course management software, Campus Pipeline, video conferencing, etc.; * Providing hands-on support in the design and development of multimedia-based materials by utilizing traditional and emerging techniques and technologies, including the use of web-based, multimedia, and digital processes; * The distribution, delivery, troubleshooting, and maintenance of instructional media equipment for evening academic programs; * The training of faculty and students on the care and use of instructional media equipment; and * Coordination and leadership of student employees in various settings. Secondary responsibilities include participation in other CTS projects that support the mission of quality service. Qualifications and Experience: The successful candidate must have a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience; shall have 2 - 3 years experience in working with a diverse clientele in an academic setting; shall be able to demonstrate organizational and decision-making skills, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously; be a self-starter with a high energy level; possess excellent communications skills; and have the ability to work both independently and as a team member. Candidates should be familiar with both Macintosh and Windows platform, and have experience with basic Microsoft Office products including Word, Excel, and Access. Experience with desktop publishing software (e.g. PageMaker), web development tools (e.g. FrontPage, DreamWeaver), multimedia programs (e.g. Flash, Director), and graphics and illustration software is highly desirable. The successful candidate shall also be proficient in operation and troubleshooting, and training for multiple types of classroom media equipment; have experience with HTML and WWW authoring software; be able to learn quickly by experience and instruction; and must be willing to work evenings. Starting salaries are competitive and will be based on qualifications and experience. A comprehensive package of fringe benefits, including tuition assistance, is also provided. Qualified applicants should send a letter of interest, current resume, and list of three professional references to: CTS Director, University of Portland, 5000 N. Willamette Blvd., Portland, OR 97203-5798, or fax to 503-943-7345. Review of applications will begin May 1, 2002, and preference will be given to applications received by May 8, 2002. The University of Portland is a comprehensive private Catholic institution of higher learning with 2600 students. The University is an Equal Opportunity Employer striving to employ personnel at all levels who will support and enhance its educational mission. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.nw-heat.org/pipermail/nw-heat/attachments/20020418/52fa44da/attachment.html From mdolphin at georgefox.edu Fri Apr 19 16:07:10 2002 From: mdolphin at georgefox.edu (Matthew Dolphin) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: equipment life-span In-Reply-To: Message-ID: I'm trying to put together a proposal to adjust our school's replacement cycle for instructional media equipment. Do any of you have information on the expected life-span of instructional media equipment (LCD projectors, VCRs, etc.)? Matthew Dolphin Director of Academic Technology George Fox University +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ mdolphin@georgefox.edu 503.554.2574 From callissb at whitman.edu Mon Apr 22 09:55:19 2002 From: callissb at whitman.edu (Shannon Callister) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Lab Macintosh Administration Message-ID: <000401c1ea1e$7bd9e300$67010b0a@whitman.edu> Our staff is considering purchasing "MacAdmistrator" (by HiResolution) for administering/protecting our lab macintoshes. They've been evaluating a demo copy and it has been very impressive. Has your staff had any experience with MacAdministrator, good or bad? Are there other products you recommend? We've used RevRDist and MacPrefect before, and we have most recently been using Assimilator up through Mac OS v9.1, but our understanding is that Assimilator doesn't work with the most recent versions of the Mac OS (9.2x or X). Any feedback or recommendations you have would be most helpful. Thanks, Shannon -------------------------------- Shannon Callister Director, Academic Technology Whitman College From jonesey at darkwing.uoregon.edu Mon Apr 22 11:37:17 2002 From: jonesey at darkwing.uoregon.edu (jonesey) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Lab Macintosh Administration In-Reply-To: <000401c1ea1e$7bd9e300$67010b0a@whitman.edu> References: <000401c1ea1e$7bd9e300$67010b0a@whitman.edu> Message-ID: Assimilator works fine (for me) with Mac OS 9.2.x, but it will not work with OS X, according to everything I have heard from Stairways and people playing with it. You might find useful information at http://www.macosxlabs.org jonesey Architecture and Allied Arts Computing Support University of Oregon >Our staff is considering purchasing "MacAdmistrator" (by HiResolution) >for administering/protecting our lab macintoshes. They've been >evaluating a demo copy and it has been very impressive. > >Has your staff had any experience with MacAdministrator, good or bad? > >Are there other products you recommend? > >We've used RevRDist and MacPrefect before, and we have most recently >been using Assimilator up through Mac OS v9.1, but our understanding is >that Assimilator doesn't work with the most recent versions of the Mac >OS (9.2x or X). > >Any feedback or recommendations you have would be most helpful. > >Thanks, > >Shannon > >-------------------------------- >Shannon Callister >Director, Academic Technology >Whitman College From abrock at georgefox.edu Wed Apr 24 09:13:37 2002 From: abrock at georgefox.edu (Anthony Brock) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Copyright laws and policy Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.2.20020424090632.02d92ec0@localhost> We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a "discouragement" tactic? 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? 3-b) If so, what are they? 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision making process. Tony ****************************************************************************** * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * * Director of Network Services George Fox University * ****************************************************************************** From mextine at stmartin.edu Wed Apr 24 09:44:58 2002 From: mextine at stmartin.edu (Extine, Michael W.) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Copyright laws and policy Message-ID: I think lots of other NW-HEAT schools got into the Packeteer packetshaper before us and have been very happy with the product. We concur. We've used the Packeteer packetshaper to put a very low limit on outbound traffic rates (currently ~16Kbps). This gives enough traffic so our students can participate in p2p file-sharing (lets pretend there's at least some non-copyrighted stuff there!) but not enough so it will work effectively. One would hope that Sony, etc. would less interested if our students are only "attempting" to share copyrighted materiel. As far as in-bound traffic, we added the Packeteer in December because our T1 line to the internet was dominated by the p2p traffic originating from the dorms. We now allow ~33% of the traffic to be used by the p2p stuff. Our Acceptable Use Policy has the following clause: Information, software, photographs, videos, graphics, music, sounds and other material (collectively "content") may be subject to copyright, trademark, trade secrets or other proprietary rights. Any unauthorized copying or distribution of such content will be considered a violation of college policies, and may constitute a violation of law, fraud, plagiarism or theft. Software licensed by the college must only be used in accordance with the applicable license. Modifying or damaging information without authorization (including but not limited to altering data, introducing viruses or simply damaging files) is unethical, a violation of college policies and may be a felony. Note: Page 40 of the September 2001 issue of "eSchool News", David A. Splitt says, "Law-breaking should top your list of 'unacceptable uses'". I suppose we should all have a clause that says something like, "Computers attached to the college-owned network shall not be used to engage in any illegal act". Mike Michael W. Extine, Ph.D. Director, Integrated Technology Services Saint Martin's College 5300 Pacific Ave. SE Lacey, WA 98503 Tel: 360 486-8805 Fax: 360 486-8810 -----Original Message----- From: Anthony Brock [mailto:abrock@georgefox.edu] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 9:25 AM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Copyright laws and policy We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a "discouragement" tactic? 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? 3-b) If so, what are they? 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision making process. Tony ************************************************************************ ****** * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * * Director of Network Services George Fox University * ************************************************************************ ****** From jdriskell at ups.edu Wed Apr 24 10:25:03 2002 From: jdriskell at ups.edu (James M. Driskell) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Copyright laws and policy References: <5.1.0.14.2.20020424090632.02d92ec0@localhost> Message-ID: <3CC6EA6E.FB9B0699@ups.edu> We have also received nasty-grams from Sony and Warner Bros. concerning copyright infringement. We usually do the following: 1-a) We respond to the sender, clearly stating that we will be the sole judge of any action taken, based on our own investigation. We check our firewall logs, etc., and identify the offender. For students, Student Affairs calls in the offender, investigates the situation and takes the necessary corrective action. So far, we have only received complaints of student activities. 1-b) Based on the complaints from Sony and Warner Bros., we blocked Amister and severely restricted Gnutella at our Packeteer. We have also blocked KaZaA based on some recent court decisions. 1-c) We have done this to show good faith, but we have also tried to educate the students about copyright infringement. 2-a) See our answer to 1-b above. In addition, we have collected all of the known p2p file sharing applications into a p2p class on the Packeteer with a priority of zero. 2-b) Priority zero ensures that other "more legitimate" applications take precedence. 3-a) We use the squeaky wheel approach. We respond to complaints. Otherwise, we have tried to educate our users about conserving bandwidth and copyright infringement. 3-b) See 3-a above. 3-c) We have formed an ad-hoc committee consisting of the Associate Dean/ Student Development, Director of Network Server and Systems Group and Network Manger. We review the current state of affairs and have developed informal agreements on how to handle these situations, as described above. Jim Driskell Network Manager University of Puget Sound Anthony Brock wrote: > We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal > sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an > interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey > of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. > > 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? > 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? > 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? > 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a > "discouragement" tactic? > 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? > 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? > 3-b) If so, what are they? > 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? > Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision > making process. > > Tony > > ****************************************************************************** > * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * > * Director of Network Services George Fox University * > ****************************************************************************** From JYoung at cascade.edu Wed Apr 24 11:24:27 2002 From: JYoung at cascade.edu (Young, Jimmy) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Copyright laws and policy Message-ID: <7A78865DAC0FA04BAFB0BD5CB9960D868327@molly.cascade.edu> -----Original Message----- From: Anthony Brock [mailto:abrock@georgefox.edu] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 9:24 AM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Copyright laws and policy We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? Cascade College limits Kazaa, Gnutella, and Napster traffic 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? We restrict only outgoing traffic. 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? Strictly a function of bandwidth management. 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a "discouragement" tactic? No, because the sharer probably doesn't notice the effects of limited outgoing bandwidth. 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? No, but we should. 3-b) If so, what are they? 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision making process. Tony ****************************************************************************** * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * * Director of Network Services George Fox University * ****************************************************************************** From JYoung at cascade.edu Wed Apr 24 14:18:03 2002 From: JYoung at cascade.edu (Young, Jimmy) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: FW: Copyright laws and policy Message-ID: <7A78865DAC0FA04BAFB0BD5CB9960D86832B@molly.cascade.edu> Here is the response from our parent campus in Oklahoma City: -----Original Message----- From: Hermes, John (OC Forward) Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 1:40 PM To: Young, Jimmy Subject: RE: Copyright laws and policy 1-a) We did receive one complaint from Sony related to Aimster before we had the PacketShaper up and running. At that time we began blocking Aimster completely. 1-B) Based on a complaint from Sony and Warner Bros., we blocked Amister and severely restricted all other P2P traffic with our PacketShaper 6500. 1-c) We have restricted this access to maximize bandwidth utilization and are working to educate students about copyright issues. 2-a) We have collected all of the known p2p file sharing applications into a p2p class on the PacketShaper and given it the lowest priority. 2-b) By limiting this traffic we have discouraged our students from using the applications but also since our provider connects us to Internet2 it makes our users less attractive servers of the shared files. 3-a)Yes 3-b) We have tried to educate our users about conserving bandwidth and copyright infringement and justify this restriction through statements in our Computer Acceptable Use Policy. "OC licenses use of its computer software from various vendors. OC and its members are bound by license agreements. Users may not copy or reproduce software or documentation without the consent of the software developer/producer. Unless otherwise noted, all software on the Internet should be considered copyrighted work. Therefore, users are prohibited from downloading software and/or modifying any such files without permission from the copyright holder or as granted in a license agreement or other contract defining use. An example of this would be using Napster to obtain a pirated MP3 music file. According to U. S. Copyright law, illegal reproduction of software may result in civil damages of $50,000 or more and criminal penalties including fine and imprisonment. Any infringing activity by a user may be the responsibility of the University. Therefore, OC may choose to hold the user liable for his or her actions." 3-c) There was a committee headed by the CIO. -----Original Message----- From: Jimmy Young-Cascade Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 1:37 PM To: John Hermes Subject: FW: Copyright laws and policy Has OC received any communication from Sony or Warner re: file sharing? Could you answer the questions below based on OC's policies? Thanks, JJY Anthony Brock wrote: > We have just been contacted by Sony Music Corp. regarding the illegal > sharing of music from our residential halls. As this has spawned a an > interesting internal discussion at George Fox, I would like a small survey > of what other schools are doing with regard to this area. > > 1-a) What, if anything, are you doing? > 1-b) Do you block or restrict traffic of this nature? > 1-c) If so, what is the reasoning? > 2-a) If you restrict traffic, do you have any intention of doing this as a > "discouragement" tactic? > 2-b) If so, what is the reasoning? > 3-a) Do you have any "official" policies regarding this type of traffic? > 3-b) If so, what are they? > 3-c) Who made the policies, and who is responsible for enforcement? > Thanks for your replies! This will help us with our internal decision > making process. > > Tony > > ************************************************************************ ****** > * Anthony Brock abrock@georgefox.edu * > * Director of Network Services George Fox University * > ************************************************************************ ****** From krupicka at pacificu.edu Fri Apr 26 07:37:12 2002 From: krupicka at pacificu.edu (Krupicka, Ted) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Message-ID: <87E3B0D6A976D311BA7B00902798A5E901EF12DE@everest.pacificu.edu> Hi all, I just have a few quick questions on cable TV in your residence halls. 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your residence halls? 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, or something else? Thanks, -Ted Krupicka Associate Director Email: krupicka@pacificu.edu University Information Services Tel: (503) 352-2927 2043 College Way Fax: (503) 352-3162 Forest Grove, OR 97116 http://www.pacificu.edu/ From irvw at linfield.edu Fri Apr 26 07:59:27 2002 From: irvw at linfield.edu (Irv Wiswall) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV In-Reply-To: <87E3B0D6A976D311BA7B00902798A5E901EF12DE@everest.pacificu.edu> References: <87E3B0D6A976D311BA7B00902798A5E901EF12DE@everest.pacificu.edu> Message-ID: <8026792.1019807967@[10.219.200.24]> Ted, yes we provide cable in all res rooms. Residence Life arranged all of this so I don't know all the details. I do know they looked into a couple of options and ended up picking the local cable company. We purchase in bulk from them and include cost in room rate. -Irv --On Friday, April 26, 2002 7:39 AM -0700 "Krupicka, Ted" wrote: > > Hi all, > > I just have a few quick questions on cable TV in your residence halls. > > > 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your > residence halls? > > 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, > or something else? > > > > Thanks, > > -Ted Krupicka > Associate Director Email: krupicka@pacificu.edu > University Information Services Tel: (503) 352-2927 > 2043 College Way Fax: (503) 352-3162 > Forest Grove, OR 97116 > http://www.pacificu.edu/ > From BKirk at warnerpacific.edu Fri Apr 26 07:54:14 2002 From: BKirk at warnerpacific.edu (Bill Kirk) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Message-ID: <814110E5ACC0D211BACF00105A04432F021AB772@SHASTA> We don't provide cable to our dorms. Bill ___________________________________ William A. Kirk Director, Technology & Information Services Warner Pacific College (503) 517-1397 (503) 517-1394 FAX bkirk@warnerpacific.edu www.WarnerPacific.edu -----Original Message----- From: Krupicka, Ted [mailto:krupicka@pacificu.edu] Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 7:39 AM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Hi all, I just have a few quick questions on cable TV in your residence halls. 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your residence halls? 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, or something else? Thanks, -Ted Krupicka Associate Director Email: krupicka@pacificu.edu University Information Services Tel: (503) 352-2927 2043 College Way Fax: (503) 352-3162 Forest Grove, OR 97116 http://www.pacificu.edu/ From PietrasP at evergreen.edu Fri Apr 26 08:08:50 2002 From: PietrasP at evergreen.edu (Pietras, Julian) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Message-ID: <71F49580D990534385198EE571135700923F68@Rainbow> > 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your > residence halls? yes > 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, > or > something else? yes per local cable company -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.nw-heat.org/pipermail/nw-heat/attachments/20020426/8b4d2d53/attachment.html From jdriskell at ups.edu Fri Apr 26 08:27:35 2002 From: jdriskell at ups.edu (James M. Driskell) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV References: <87E3B0D6A976D311BA7B00902798A5E901EF12DE@everest.pacificu.edu> Message-ID: <3CC971E7.3CAF373@ups.edu> UPS joined with Tacoma's Public Power CATV utility, Click to provide most of the campus with catv. Click rewired the entire campus during the summer of 1999. We allow catv in the common areas of the resident halls that house mostly freshman. Our new dorm for returning students has catv in every room and the common areas. Greek Row and all the separate university owned housing have catv in every room. Students contract directly with Click for the service. Jim Driskell University of Puget Sound "Krupicka, Ted" wrote: > Hi all, > > I just have a few quick questions on cable TV in your residence halls. > > 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your > residence halls? > > 2. If so, is it the service provider the local cable company, satellite, or > something else? > > Thanks, > > -Ted Krupicka > Associate Director Email: krupicka@pacificu.edu > University Information Services Tel: (503) 352-2927 > 2043 College Way Fax: (503) 352-3162 > Forest Grove, OR 97116 > http://www.pacificu.edu/ From Gary.Schlickeiser at directory.reed.edu Fri Apr 26 09:39:16 2002 From: Gary.Schlickeiser at directory.reed.edu (Gary Schlickeiser) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:22 2006 Subject: Res Hall Cable TV Message-ID: <5936704@rosencrantz.reed.edu> --- "Krupicka, Ted" wrote: 1. Does your college or university provide cable TV in each of your residence halls? No, Reed does not provide cable to the residence halls. Gary Schlickeiser Reed College