Virtual Software Applications for Students

Wednesday, May 29, 2013 | 5:45PM–6:30PM | Grand Ballroom E
Session Type: Professional Development

This presentation will describe the efforts under way at two large research universities to utilize application virtualization technology to greatly enhance student access to university-provided software applications. The University of South Florida and the University of Florida have a combined enrollment of almost 100,000 students. Facing space and budget constraints, along with growing student use of mobile consumer technology such as laptop computers, tablets, and smartphones, institutions of higher education must look for ways to enhance student access to IT resources on a 24/7 basis. Assessments, feedback, and recommendations will be shared and discussed.

Presenters

  • Mark McCallister

    Director of Academic Technology, University of Florida
  • Craig Woolley

    Chief Information Officer, Wright State University

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