Technology Fee - Funded Projects

• Student iPad Program Refresh ($14,656)
• Optimal Resume and Interview Software ($11,000)
• MVRC Student Computer Center Expansion/Enhancement ($24,423)
• Video Equipment Modernization ($205,563)
• 2-Year Campus Computer Lab Refresh ($300,000)(Funded for 1 year)
• Distance Learning Computer Classrooms ($195,979)
• UWF Cyber Range Enhancements ($18,996)
• Management Information Systems Lab Instructional Equipment ($21,480)
• 2-Year eClassroom Refresh ($400,000)
• Assistive Technolgy for Student Accessibility ($16,075)
• ArgoApps Expansion ($21,448)
• Education Video Platform: Panopto ($60,690)

• University-wide License to the Marketing Line Advantage Academic Project ($33,696)
• Skylab 3D Printing MakerSpace ($17,500)
• Assistive Technology for Students with Disabilities ($13,150)
• Upgrade/Expand Sound System in Mainstage Theatre ($5,500)
• Biofeedback Enhancement ($7,660)
• Instructional Design and A/V Enhancement for Music ($6,230)
• Redevelopment of Instructional Computer Classroom and Testing Facility ($149,490)
• Enhancement of Clinical Skils with Point-of-Care Ultrasound ($109,994)

Also funded, and previously approved, was the continuation of the following 2013 Systemic Projects:

• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Academic Classrooms ($320,000) [Year 5 of 5]
• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Student Computer Labs ($300,000) [Year 5 of 5]

• Student Laptop Program Refresh ($28,307)
• Student iPad Program Refresh ($22,378)
• U.S Congressional Serial Set, 1860-1994 Digital Archive ($102,738)
• Assistive Technology for Students with Disabilities ($18,745)
• Synthetic Cadaver Lab ($189,300)
• Clinical Enhancement for Undergraduate Nursing Students ($108,144)

Also funded, and previously approved, was the continuation of the following 2013 Systemic Projects:

• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Academic Classrooms ($320,000) [Year 4 of 5]
• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Student Computer Labs ($300,000) [Year 4 of 5]

• Enhancement of 3D Printing Services for Students/Faculty in Library ($7,294)
• Upgrade Instructional Videoconferencing at ECC ($202,000)
• Data Analyst Lab Promoting Job Readiness and Skill-Building Beyond STEM ($280,000)
• iPads for Academic Coaching Services for Students with Disabilities ($10,795)
• Academic Technology Center Instructional Media Lab ($19,230)

Also funded, and previously approved, was the continuation of the following 2013 Systemic Projects:

• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Academic Classrooms ($320,000) [Year 3 of 5]
• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Student Computer Labs ($300,000) [Year 3 of 5]

• Nursing Skills & Simulation Learning Center and Testing Center ($175,000)
• Upgrading Software in the Art Classrooms to Adobe Creative Cloud ($20,247)
• Promoting Academic Integrity, for Graduate and Advanced-level Scholarship via iThenticate ($22,000)
• Books at JStor Program to acquire eBooks ($26,000)
• Perpetual University-wide License to the Mango Languages Academic Product ($18,861)
• Student Laptop Proposal ($29,200)
• Student iPad Proposal ($23,599)
• Improve Accessibility of Computer-Based and Online Exams (SDRC) ($13,334)
• Expand Online Technology Training Resources for Students, Faculty, and Staff ($33,222)
• Classroom Technology Update in Building 72, Room 235 (HLES) ($32,573)
• Smart Technology Upgrades for 2 Emerald Coast Classrooms ($63,065)

Also funded, and previously approved, was the continuation of the following 2013 Systemic Projects:

• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Academic Classrooms ($320,000) [Year 2 of 5]
• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Student Computer Labs ($300,000) [Year 2 of 5]

• eDesktop Enhancements ($45,000)
• Purchase 30 Apple iPads for the UWF Libraries iPad Loan Program ($22,939)
• Purchase 22 Laptops for the UWF Libraries Laptop Program ($28,900)
• Upgrade Library’s Instructional Classroom ($125,000)
• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Student Computer Labs ($280,000)
• Student Disability Resource Center Technology Upgrades ($7,406)
• 5-Year Life Cycle Model for Academic Classrooms ($320,000)
• Library’s Purchase of DSLR/HD Video Cameras for use by Students ($5,385)
• Creation of a Computer Classroom/Testing Center in the College of Business ($178,510)
• Creation of a Cyber Security Battle Lab ($22,500)
• Military Veterans Resource Center Technology Enhancements ($13,050)

• Library - Patron Driven Acquisition Project to acquire eBooks ($25,000)
• Library - Purchase of Apple iPad2s for students to check out ($24,252)
• Upgrade Instructional Technology in the Mainstage Theatre ($70,100)
• Upgrade classrooms at the FWB Campus to eClassrooms ($144,000)
• University Digital eClassroom Standard: The Model Classroom ($75,000)
• Library - Microsoft Surface Interactive Table ($13,500)
• Upgrade classrooms to eClassrooms ($502,584)

• Purchase of 25 laptops for students to check out from the Pace Library ($32,076)
• Purchase of 16 computer workstations for students to use in the Pace Library (36,497)
• Upgrade Communication Arts television studio from analog to digital ($150,000)
• Add 10 computer workstations to the School of Science and Engineering tutoring lab ($15,503)
• Purchase 5 laptops, voice and speech recognition hardware and software to enhance the Student Disability Resource Center ($9,800)
• Purchase of 9 laptops, 2 large monitors, and associated furniture and equipment for the Emerald Coast Learning Commons ($60,007)
• Install a ArcGIS Server to enhance the web-based Geographics Information Science curriculum ($8,150)
• Purchase of 10 laptops and 13 computer workstations for the newly established Military and Veterans Computer Center ($79,090)
• Upgrade instructional technology in the Writing Lab to eClassroom standard ($38,600)
• Upgrade 4* generally scheduled academic classrooms to eClassroom standard ($144,000) *Due to limited funds, only 4 of the requested 10 classroom upgrades are available for funding.

• (Skylab) An Instructional Technology and Information Literacy Center: Multimedia Work Stations and Media Conversion Center in the UWF Library ($167,933)
• Funding of plan for regular and consistent replacement of computers in existing computer labs ($153,703)
• Purchase of Cambridge University Press eBook Collection 2007-2009 ($73,967)
• Upgrade to eClassrooms ($216,000)
• Extension of the current operating hours of the Commons to 24/7 ($47,536)

• Acquisition of a Gas Cromatograph Mass Spectrometer ($80,000)
• Acquisition of an Elemental Analyzer ($40,900)
• Next Generation of 3D for the Next Generation of Art and Design Students ($67,994)
• Nursing Skills and Simulation Learning Center Enhancements ($21,528)
• Simulation-Interprofessional Education ($60,848)
• UV-Visibly Spectrophotometer ($6,000)
• The Museum as a Classroom ($30,000)
• Enhancing Student High Impact Practices through Big Data Analysis/Systems-Level Thinking ($33,077)
• Sivl C5 Robot Observation Tool ($10,569)
• Virtual Lab Experiences Using Online Lab Simulators and Practice Exam Simulators ($3,375)
• Desktop Materials Testing Systems for Mechanics of Materials Class/Lab ($19,814)
• Augmented Reality Sandbox Technology Integration Project ($11,386)
• Virtualizations, Emulations and Simulation Labs ($58,000)

• Observational Research Methods ($43,979)
• Online Interactive Biostatistics Lab: Assessing Best Practices for Online Learning ($5,600)
• Digital Humanities Lab ($21,014)
• Ubi Interactive Window Display Technology ($6,929)
• Simulative Practice Opportunity for Pre-Service Teachers and GHTM Students ($73,260)
• Video Capture and Smartpen Technologies: Clinical and Instructional Enhancement ($48,216)
• Nondestructive Evaluation Equipment for Engineering Materials Class ($17,205)
• Telehealth Teaching Space for Health Care Professional Education and Learning ($57,128)

• American Indian Histories & Cultures Database ($23,988)
• Introducing Visuals in the Art Room: NEC Displays for Art Studios ($37,525)
• Acquisition of Shallow-water Multibeam Sonar ($142,000)
• Providing Instructional Media Lab in the Department of Accounting and Finance ($10,182)
• HOTS: Hospitality and Tourism Business Management Simulation ($4,500)
• 2016 - ITEP - Gaines ($13,800)
• On-line Delivery of the CLS Curriculum to Medical Lab Technicians in the Military ($12,814)
• Technology in Support of Student Education and Training in Avian Science ($18,036)
• Gas Chromatography Enhancement for the Organic Teaching Labs ($19,260)
• PC Spartan for Computational Chemistry ($12,300)

• Technology-Infused Science Teacher Education for the 21st Century ($42,600)
• Crystallography Training Across the Sciences ($9,100)
• Enhancing Contents of GIS Courses ($730)
• SEA - PHAGES Program at UWF ($11,256)
• LabQuest2 Data Collection System ($15,113)

• American Antiquarian Society Historical Periodicals Collection (Series 1-2) Digital Archive ($26,439)
• GPS Enabled Photography for GIS ($1,350)
• MeasureNet – Electronic Measurement Network and Data Collection System (Phase 2) ($68,785)
• Audiovisual Enhancement of Graduate Training in Counseling Psychology ($4,350)
• Laboratory Instruction using Smart Podium Interactive Pen Displays ($11,400)
• Upgrading Power System Laboratory at PNS/REEF Campuses ($57,656)
• Teaching Molecular Engineering and Interactions ($19,400)
• CFPA Lighting Research Laboratory ($34,000)

• Virtual Office Hours with Smart Podium Interactive Pen Displays in Mathematics ($29,693)
• Expansion of Digital Fabrication Tools for the Fine Art and Design Curriculum ($14,130)
• Tele-Robotics in Distance Learning ($20,427)
• Synchronous Course Delivery for Growth in Graduate Enrollment ($55,320)
• Web-Based Management System for the Psychology Research Pool ($2,800)
• Teaching Crystallography Using the Cambridge Structural Database ($4,100)
• Gas Chromatograph/Mass Spectrometer System for use in Chemistry’s Core Curriculum ($65,302)
• Further Development of ICL’s Technology-Focused Collaboration with Local Schools ($43,534)
• Enhance Student Access through Distinctive Learning Experience and Mentoring Extended Research in Teaching ($85,606)
• Update and Enhance Digital Media Server in Communication Arts ($39,990)
• Emerge Into Teachers Who Make a Difference ($49,995)

• Implementing “SCALE-UP” (Student-Centered Active Learning Environment for Undergraduate Programs) in the Physics Department ($12,014)
• Updating Communication Arts' Digital Video Editing Lab ($72,884)
• Upgrade Instructional Technology in Biology Labs ($29,985)
• Subscription to the electronic Human Relations Area Files (eHRAF) database ($3,590)
• Developing Two Distance Learning Labs @ REEF/PNS ($56,688)
• Creating “Knowledge Bars” in the new College of Business building ($27,197)
• School of Education’s Introduction to Basic Instructional Robotics ($22,324)
• School of Education’s Virtual Coaching Model ($19,440)
• Expanding the Teacher Technology Resource Center ($27,851)
• Improving the Current State of Instructional Technology in Teacher Preparation ($34,870)
• (CORAL Center) Exploring Innovative Data Venues for Mixed Methods Research in the Social Sciences ($79,125)
• Library’s purchase Web of Science Archive [1975-2012] ($31,444)

• Create a functional Chemistry Computation Teaching Space in 58A-211 ($8,296)
• Upgrade Instructional Technology in Botany Teaching Laboratory ($25,675)
• Enhancement and Adaptation of the TellusPoint Platform for Undergraduate Education in the Humanities and Sciences ($33,780)
• MeasureNet – Electronic Measurement Network and Data Collection System: Incorporation into General Chemistry Laboratories ($58,365)
• Replace and Enhance the Electronic Field Cameras in Communication Arts ($27,955)
• An Intelligent Learning Environment for Computer Science Foundations and Outreach Activities to support Student Engagement, Recruitment and Retention ($21,900)
• Using Technology to Standardize Course Delivery Across Sections, Instructors, and Modalities in a Core Course in MIS ($9,164)
• Technology Resource Center for Pre-Service Teachers (25,269)
• Investment in technology for a Mobile Computer Laboratory and Enhancing Teaching and Learning in distance learning and online class instruction ($41,847)
• 21st Century Teacher Preparation, Using Technology to Promote Immediate Feedback in the Practicum Setting ($20,935)
• Purchase of the Early English Books Online (EEBO) Database containing reproductions of more than 100,000 books/pamphlets published between 1473-1700 ($43,345)
• Purchase of Readex’s digital historical collection: Early American Imprints, Series 1: Evans, 1639-1800 Collections Online ($24,156)
• Develop a UWF-National Flight Academy Classroom ($50,000*)  Due to limited funds, this project was only partially funded.

• Assessment of Clickers in the Classroom ($17,768)
• Three-Dimensional Visualization with Electronic Gloves ($800)
• Using Wikis to Enhance Student Engagement and Learning in Online Courses ($15,934)
• Tandberg System in Building 70 ($19,092)
• Student Engagement in Modeling, Simulation and Forecasting (63,300)
• Interactive Distance Learning Labs for Teaching Digital Design ($43,050)
• Purchase of Computers, and Software, for Art Department's Advanced Computer Labs ($78,493)
• Purchase of a Computer Numerically Controlled Milling Device and software ($26,800)
• Advertising Computer Lab Replacement ($24,940)
• Tablet PC-based Case Study Analysis in Business Courses ($14,000)