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The Center for Online Learning, Teaching and Technology

Meet Our Staff

Administration

Edgar Gonzalez Gonzalez, Edgar

Director

   
Gracie Jimenez Jimenez, Gracie 

Administrative Associate

Instructional Development

Ramiro De La Rosa  de la Rosa, Ram

Instructional Developer

Reduced Seat

Josie De La Tejera  de la Tejera, Josie

Instructional Developer

Web Augmented

Flor Robles Robles, Flor

Instructional Developer

Web Augmented

Rita Vela Vela, Rita

Instructional Designer

Fully Online

Immersive Learning & 2nd Life Development

   
Lisa Briones Briones, Lisa

SecondLife Team

Janet Jasso Jasso, Janet

SecondLife Team

Helpdesk Services

Joseph Rutledge Rutledge, Joseph

Helpdesk Manager

Anthony Salinas Salinas, Anthony

Helpdesk Manager

Lupe Ayala Ayala, Lupe

Helpdesk

Hugo Flores Flores, Hugo

Helpdesk

Andrew Rosales Rosales, Andrew

Helpdesk

Abby Vasquez Vasquez, Abby

Helpdesk

Instructional Technologist

Christopher Jazinski Jazinski, Christopher

Systems Integration Specialist

Ruben Zamora Zamora, Ruben

Systems Integration Specialist

 

Education Complex (EDCC) 2.202

1201 University Drive

Edinburg, Texas 78539-2999

colthelp@utpa.edu

Phone: 956-665-2979

Fax: 956-665-5276

Our Mission

The Center for Online Learning, Teaching & Technology, a department of the Division of Academic Affairs, supports and fulfills the mission of the University of Texas-Pan American by providing services and facilities that promote, support, and integrate best pedagogical practices in applied technologies in teaching, learning, and research for traditional and web-based learning offerings.

Our Vision

The Center for Online Learning, Teaching & Technology strives to become a center of excellence for educational technology through supporting, initiating and implementing applied research for integration of technology in the curriculum

 

Our History

One of the many challenges faced by UTPA, since its founding in 1927, has been to provide higher education access to the people of a bicultural, international borderland that includes the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas, and the Northeastern regions of Mexico.

In responding to that challenge, The University made a commitment years ago to embrace technology as a primary means of reaching out to this geographically and culturally diverse population.

Today, The University Of Texas-Pan American is recognized as a leader in the use of technology to deliver quality higher education programming to its predominantly Hispanic service area.

 

 


 

About Us - Presentation at Teaching Academy 2012