ATI Annual Reports: Instructions and Reporting Tools

The ATI Staff have finalized the Annual Reports for Academic Year 10/11. These reports, which are required pursuant to Coded Memo AA-2010-13, will be used to identify and highlight best practices, match requests for assistance with appropriate resources from ATI staff and other campuses, align ATI projects with demonstrated campus needs, and generate system-wide reporting on the overall state of technology accessibility across the CSU.

Below is a list of key facts regarding these Annual Reports:

1. The structure and content of this year's report is identical to that of last year's self-assessment. This should allow an appraisal of progress across both reporting years and across campuses.

2. As outlined in Coded Memo AA-2010-13, these Annual Reports are due by November 15, 2011.

3. Annual Report templates for each ATI Priority Area were posted to the ATI Moodle site in Microsoft Word format on July 6th, 2011 for the purpose of allowing campuses to collect relevant data and draft preliminary responses. These templates as well as instructions for using them are provided below.

ATI Annual Report Web Application

The ATI Annual Report web application will be released on July 8th, 2011. The report links will be mailed to your campus Executive Sponsor who will forward them to the appropriate person(s) on your campus. The instructions for completing the web based report will be in the email that contains the report link and also on the first page of the web-based report.

Instructions

• ATI Annual Report AY 10-11 Instructions
  

Instructional Materials

• ATI Instructional Materials Report 10-11
• ATI Instructional Materials Report 10-11 no Form Fields

Procurement

• ATI Procurement Report 10-11
  
• ATI Procurement Report 10-11 no Form Fields
  
• ATI Procurement Report 10-11 Appendix

Web

• ATI Web Report 10-11
  
• ATI Web Report 10-11 no Form Fields
  
• ATI Web Report 10-11 Appendix

Errata

The drop-down boxes do not work well with Macs or screen readers. Mac and screen reader users should use the version that states there are no form fields.