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Conference Program

November 15-17, 2017

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Welcome to NMTIE 2017!

Badge: Your name badge is your key to the

conference. Please make sure to wear your attendee/exhibitor badge at all times. This will assure admittance into all NMTIE events.

Internet:

Wireless internet access is available. For information, please visit the

NMTIE Registration Desk.

Presenters:

If you are presenting, please make sure to pick up your presentation packet at the NMTIE Registration desk (North Atrium). This packet provides evaluation surveys and a jump drive to

load your final presentation. Your presentation will be displayed on the NMTIE website as post-conference information.

Designate one person from your presentation to collect your evaluations AND jump drive and

return them on or before Friday, November 17th at 12:10pm to the NMTIE Registration desk (North Atrium).

Vendor Tour Stamp Card: Make sure to get your vendor tour card

stamped to be entered in the give-a-ways at the conclusion of the NMTIE conference on

November 17th at 12:10pm in the Exhibit Hall. Your vendor tour stamp card will be given to

you at the NMTIE registration desk upon check-in. When your vendor tour stamp card

is complete, simply drop it off at the designated table next to the NMTIE

registration desk (Hallway outside Exhibit Hall)

Evaluations: NMTIE would like your feedback. Please complete the evaluations handed out at each session. These evaluations provide

NMTIE and the presenter’s feedback. These evaluations are also used to elect the NMTIE

Best Presentation Award.

This award is given at the closing session of the conference on Friday, November 17th at

12:10pm (Exhibit Hall).

Questions: If you need any assistance throughout the conference please visit the NMTIE Registration desk (North Atrium).

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Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town Layout

Complimentary Parking

Exhibit Hall

Gardunos

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Wednesday, November 15, 2017

11:30am – 5:00pm NMTIE Registration (North Atrium) 1:00pm – 4:00pm Exhibitor Set-up

12:00pm – 1:45pm – Statewide Networking Meeting (lunch provided; limited seating) Facilitated by: Norma Grijalva, NM State University and Piyasat Nilkaew, NM State University Location: Weavers 1:30pm - 2:30pm

Banner in the Cloud Facilitated by: NM Enterprise Consortium in partnership with Ellucian Location: Potters Is it Time to Consider Ellucian’s ERP Cloud?

How much of your campus IT enterprise is already utilizing services in the Cloud? With the pressure to stretch resources further, and shared services becoming a cost-saving reality, it may be time to consider Ellucian’s ERP Cloud offerings.

Ellucian provides flexible options for both Colleague and Banner enabled by a strong partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Investigate timely reasons for transitioning your ERP from on premise to the Ellucian Cloud.

2:00pm – 4:00pm

Connecting the dots between technology planning, E-Rate, and educational goals Presented by: John Chadwick, NM Public Education Department and Sara Hall, Alliance for Education and Brian Shih, Education Superhighway Location: Turquoise

As schools spend money on broadband and internal equipment, technology planning is essential. This session will engage attendees in the planning process, from identifying clear educational goals and objectives, then planning for technology that can meet present and future plans.

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2:45pm – 3:45pm

Accelerate Your Banner 9 Adoption Timeline Facilitated by: NM Enterprise Consortium in partnership with Ellucian Location: Potters The modernization of Banner 9 has been completed and new modules and enhancements have been rolled out. How should you prepare for the move to Banner 9? What hardware and software do you need? What skill sets will be required? How are customizations handled in the new software? Join us to learn the answers to these questions and more to get you to Banner 9.

4:15pm – 6:45pm Mixer

Network with NMTIE attendees and exhibitors

Location: Exhibit Hall Appetizers and a cash beverage station will be available

Pick up an envelope at the NMTIE Registration desk (North Atrium) to participate in the

scavenger hunt. The scavenger hunt will only take place in the exhibit hall throughout the duration of the mixer.

Grab your envelope and take a stroll through the NMTIE exhibitor booths. There is more than one exhibitor that you can visit to obtain the items you need to fill your envelope. Only ONE CLUE is needed for each question. Once you have obtained all five clues in your envelope,

please return it to the NMTIE Registration desk to be entered in the give-a-ways.

Winners will be announced during the Closing at NMTIE on November 17th (12:10pm). You do not need to be present to receive your prize.

Enjoy the rest of your evening!

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Thursday, November 16, 2017

7:30am – 4:00pm NMTIE Registration (North Atrium) 7:30am – 9:00am Continental Breakfast (North/East Atrium) 8:00am – 5:00pm Exhibit Hall Open NMTIE Welcome Location: Franciscan 8:15am - 8:30am: Welcome

Ann Thompson, NMTIE President

8:30am – 9:15am: Keynote Speaker – Kelly McDonald

Kelly McDonald served as the Assistant Vice-President for Information Technology at Brigham Young University. In this role, he directed the efforts of the University’s Office of Information Technology, with a staff of 250 full-time and 600 part-time employees. As an advocate for computer networking, Mr. McDonald acted as the chief architect in building a large and diverse campus network for the institution. In addition, his focus on connectivity to the research and educational networks provided BYU with good infrastructure support for the many research activities of the faculty on the campus. Previously, Mr. McDonald functioned in a variety of technical and leadership roles, to develop the computer-networking infrastructure of Brigham Young University and the State of Utah. Much of this effort has been directed toward consultation with faculty research groups in determining the networking needs for their research efforts. This networking consultation for research and education has extended to sister institutions of higher education, namely, Brigham Young University – Idaho, and Brigham Young University – Hawaii. Mr. McDonald has served from 1996-present as a member of the Supervisory Committee, responsible for overseeing audit and fiscal viability of the Utah Community Credit Union, in Provo, Utah.

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Continued….NMTIE Welcome 9:15am - 9:30am: Conference Announcements & Thank you for 5+ year attendees

Bob Tacker, NMTIE Executive Director & Ann Thompson, NMTIE President

To our 5+ Year Attendees

If your name is displayed on the screen and you have a yellow name card in your badge,

please come up to the front of the room for your “thank you” gift. You will need to hand us your yellow name card in order to help us account that you picked it up.

If you happen to miss your opportunity at the opening remarks, please stop by the NMTIE

registration desk to pick up your “thank you” gift. We will need your yellow name card in order to help us account that you picked it up.

9:30am - 9:40am: 2017 Rhonda Crocker Scholarship Recipient Mr. Todd DeKay, Eastern NM University-Roswell The Rhonda Crocker scholarship was created in 2016 to honor a longtime friend and colleague of NMTIE. Rhonda attended all the conferences due to her position at ENMU-Roswell in the Institutional Research Department, and in support of her husband, Tillman Crocker, the then IT Director. Rhonda was described by all as extremely competent, friendly and just the nicest person to have around. NMTIE continues to honor her by providing recognition to someone who displays the traits of the late Rhonda Crocker.

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Workshops - 10:00 am – 10:45 am

Explore the World with Google Maps Presented by: Selena Lammers, Rio Rancho Elementary Schools and Melanie Maez, Shining Stars Elementary School Location: Fireplace

Unfortunately, it is not always possible to see things in real life. Use Google Maps to engage students by virtually exploring geographical regions, historical landmarks, settings from literary works, animal habitats, etc. See how easy it is to create your own maps for any lesson. _______________________________________________ Enter the World of Immersive Learning Presented by: Amanda Davis, Promethean and Aaron Scutt, TIG Location: Turquoise

Come enter the world of 3-Dementional Learning! See how our products encourage interactive learning by creating an environment that is motivating and engaging to students. Students of today want to dive in and experience. They have moved beyond the 2-Dementional world of textbooks and worksheets. They want to create, collaborate, and connect environments. Through Promethean’s passion for designs that enhance learning, we create the immersive environments, communities, and tools that empower teachers and motivate students to learn. Come experience the 3-Ds *Deliver Engaging Lessons: ClassFlow is a revolutionary cloud-based platform for teachers that makes lesson planning more efficient and lesson delivery more impactful as teachers and students share and interact with content. We now have an offline option – ClassFlow Desktop. *Display: Our innovative InGlass touch and writing technology offers a naturally smooth writing experience with no script-lag or response delays. Our panel can display both student and teacher work simultaneously through duel mirroring. *Download: Promethean has provided a way to download and access apps directly from your home screen. Over 90% percent of apps out there for education are FREE! Come see how you can utilize apps as supplemental material to create an engaging learning environment.

Empowering the Digital Workspace Presented by: Hope McIntosh, VMware in partnership with ANM Location: Weavers

Future employers are counting on today’s schools to provide the knowledge and technology skills that students need to compete in next-century business. Although digital learning is growing in popularity and practice, budget-constrained districts and colleges continue to face challenges reimagining educational experiences. Administrators want IT solutions that support new teaching and learning paradigms, equalize access to digital resources, and securely comply with policy requirements, without the burden of technological complexity.

As trusted advisor to K-thru-Colleges worldwide, VMware delivers groundbreaking software solutions that help simplify the operation and management of IT. Attend this session to learn about the latest innovations that are empowering schools to enable access to whatever application or resource they need from virtually anywhere—in a classroom, at the library, on the go, or at home. _____________________________________________________ Device as a Service (DaaS) Presented by: Blake G. Adkins, Riverside Technologies, Inc. (RTI) Location: Potters

Boost employee productivity and IT efficiency with world-class computing solutions from HP “Device as a Service” (DaaS). Get everything you need and nothing you don’t, from hardware and accessories to lifecycle services and support, with one contract and a fixed price per device. HP DaaS plans include real-time analytics, insights, and proactive management to help you optimize assets and resources, so you can focus on projects that move your IT management systems forward. _________________________________________________________________________________________________

EdTech Revolution (), Now What? Presented by: CDWG Location: Franciscan

There is no denying that the EdTech Revolution has arrived and we are living in the Digital Age of Education. So now what? Join Mike Patterson, Education Strategist as he discusses next steps for districts including transforming our learning spaces by removing the front of the classroom, and the necessary focus on the student learning experience and the “Why” that drives it.

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Workshops - 11:00 am – 11:45 am

Automated Data Monitoring as an Inexpensive, Business Process-Documenting, Service Incident-Prevention Strategy Presented by: Ian Powell, University of NM Location: Potters Data monitoring is a means by which to verify essential, business-critical information stored through Banner, or another ERP or CRM system that a higher education institution relies upon. The benefits of implementing an automated data monitoring framework range from the creation of living, technical documentation of current business processes, to preventative notification and alert of possible high-priority, data-driven service incidents before they happen. During this presentation, we will explore a working, Java/Eclipse/Jenkins-based proof-of-concept implementation of an automated data monitoring strategy in place at the University of New Mexico. We will touch upon the business value of such testing and best practices for testing. A case study demonstrating process-documentation will be presented. __________________________________________ Technology, Innovation & Agility Presented by: Karl Oetting, Nutanix and Bill Halverson, Central NM Community College and Nicole Abreu, Ardham Technologies Location: Turquoise CNM presents Innovation in technology with partners Nutanix and Ardham Technologies to launch and maintain a private cloud infrastructure. The session will guide you on a journey through a student automation, certification and innovation in Webscale technology advancements. Entice new companies to New Mexico with a skilled cloud workforce.

Digital Fluencies for the New Economy Presented by: Ferdi Serim, CB Technologies, Inc. Location: Weavers The key to New Mexico’s future is full participation in an economy that is increasingly digital. The existing digital talent pool in Santa Fe, Northern New Mexico and statewide can’t support existing needs, let alone provide a competitive destination for businesses to relocate. Learn how Digital Fluencies and the New Economy program can strengthen your college to career connections, helping schools, employers and their communities work together to rapidly grow a skilled workforce at two key levels: the intensive IT skills needed to design, build, manage and maintain infrastructure; and the broader digital fluencies required by all businesses to fully benefit from New Economy opportunities. ______________________________________________ Chatting about Chat Presented by: Araceli Hernandez, NM State University & Tiersa Cisneros, NM State University & Eli Ramos, NM State University Location: Franciscan In the semester Fall 2017, Student Technology & Planning department, New Mexico State University, Information & Communication Technologies piloted Chat Zendesk for the department’s WordPress webpages. This effort was led by the computer equipment rental student staff. Join us as we reviewed what we learned through this experience. ______________________________________________ Clever, year two Presented by: Bryan Yates, Roswell Independent School District Location: Fireplace Clever has done us well, but does it scale well? As we grow our programs we are starting to deal with approval processes, non-Clever apps in the Portal, and more. Is Clever right for your school? Do you need an easy “Portal” for your students to get to their programs?

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11:45 am – 1:30 pm

Lunch in Exhibit Hall (A buffet lunch will be provided in the East/South Atrium)

Seating is provided in the Exhibit Hall

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Workshops - 1:30 pm – 2:15 pm

Learn all the ways you can use the Ellucian Ethos Technology Facilitated by: NM Enterprise Consortium in partnership with Ellucian Location: Potters Modernizing your campus, innovating to meet constituent demand all takes an intense amount of effort. Integration, data exchange, navigating information, choosing your device, and the list goes on. The Ellucian Ethos Platform is the cornerstone of our product strategy. We want to expose you to the platform and how it drives our design, develop and deployment decisions and discuss how you can begin integrating this within your current environment.

LanSchool – The Evolution of Classroom Management Presented by: Greg Tan, Lenovo Location: Weavers In a classroom, technology is supposed to help teachers educate students. However, oftentimes, the devices themselves become a distraction. From students playing around with devices, to making teachers spend precious teaching time troubleshooting, a classroom is a tech bomb waiting to go off. Enter LanSchool, a Classroom Management solution designed to help teachers navigate tech to help them do what they do best – teach.

Unified Communication Presented by: Aaron Cypher, Mitel and Kirk Begay, Millenium Location: Turquoise Shoretel / Mitel unified communication platforms

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Workshops - 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Engaging Learners with Interactive Inquiry Presented by: Kris Armijo, Moriarty-Edgewood School District Location: Fireplace What happens when every learner in your classroom grapples with a question and has an opportunity to respond in class discussions – without even raising their hands? Pear Deck puts inquiry-based learning and 100% student engagement front and center. Bringing the classroom “clicker” into the 21st century, Pear Deck goes beyond just multiple choice-style questions, offering full text responses, numbers, drawings, draggable pins on images, and more. Come learn how to leverage this tool to transform learning in effective and innovative ways! [Workshop attendees can participate in this hands-on, interactive presentation with any wireless mobile device – smartphone, tablet, laptop, etc. Pear Deck is fully integrated with G Suite for Education (formerly Google Apps for Education). NOTE: If attendees do not have a Google account of their own, they will be provided with a temporary account for use during the presentation.

Building a CI System with Open Source Presented by: Sunghee Lee, University of NM Location: Franciscan Web Applications are similar to one another in terms of structure and tooling. Jenkins, GitLab & PHP work perfectly together and Jenkins is a great open source tool for CI process. CI is the process of performing static code analyses and running tests for an application on a regular basis, often on a push to a repository. GitLab Runner will test codes with multiple docker containers which means code can be tested with different environments. It is also possible to allow Jenkins to listen to incoming webhooks for triggering updates and generate a nice visual report for looking at the results. Jenkins monitors repository for changes and as soon as anything happens it will pull down the changes and perform all specified tasks. DeployHub one of open source CI tool works with Jenkins. It allows developers to define the software deployment package and logic once, and then push it forward where it adapts to the next environment in the continuous delivery pipeline - even when environments are mixed. Automated software deployment driven by the continuous delivery pipeline is the ultimate goal of agile DevOps; and doing agentless deployment is the quickest way to get it done.

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2:10 pm – 3:15 pm Refreshment Break | Poster Sessions

Refreshments served in East

Join us in the north atrium to network and learn about different projects and tools from various schools. You will be able to walk from table to table to review and network with the fellow IT

professionals regarding their presentation material(s).

Banner 9 Road Map Presented by: Nader Khalil, University of NM and Stirling Crow, University of NM

Wondering what’s new in Banner 9 and when UNM will adopt it? We’ll provide an overview of Banner 9 administrative and self-service applications. We will also provide a deep dive on how we are approaching the deployment of Banner 9 – Registration and AR modules.

Central New Mexico Community College’s Technology Service and Training Center Presented by: Candi Borrecco, Central NM Community College

Learn how to set up a new support and training service using ITIL best practices. Learn what CNM’s service center of the future will look like and how to set your IT support team up for success with Data.

Student Technology Readiness in the Elementary School Presented by: Molly Keyes, Bellehaven Elementary School

Technology is an integral piece in the elementary classroom. Each year, students are asked to perform more tasks on computers, iPads, and more. Teachers meanwhile must understand how to integrate these tasks into the classroom in a way that is appropriate for the child’s development. This presentation seeks to evaluate what technology readiness looks like for students in K-5 schools and demonstrate use of Vygotsky’s “Zone of Proximal Development” to guide teachers in teaching and integrating technology in their classrooms.

University of New Mexico Voice Roadmap 2020 Presented by: Mark Reynolds, University of NM

Voice modeling 101 – what is the value of voice technology for today and the future The University of New Mexico current voice technologies, funding models (Capex, Opex) , Unified communications and roadmap to provide cost effective services for 2020 – UCAAS, premise versus hosted solutions. A review of the current model and possible options for the future.

NMSU Virtual Computer Labs Presented by: Araceli Hernandez, NM State University and Matt Henderson, NM State University

Join us as we share the progress NMSU Information & Communication Technologies has made with the beginnings of introducing the virtual desktop interface in general computing spaces. Learn from our pitfalls, takeaway from our successes, and hear about our upcoming plans for the next phase of this implementation.

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Poster Session cont.

No more CDs/DVDs: Open source, electronic software distribution Presented by: Neil Sabol, University of NM and Libby Henry, University of NM Learn how the University of New Mexico (UNM) has leveraged an open source solution (dl: Download Ticket Service) to replace a CD/DVD based software distribution process with an online system. The decentralized nature of UNM’s IT environment makes traditional centralized software distribution (i.e. SCCM, etc.) challenging. Download Ticket Service allowed the institution to bridge this gap while delivering value in the form of:

Eliminated dependency on legacy CD/DVD duplicator

Convenience for software consumers – no more mail or walk-in based distribution

Faster delivery and fulfillment of software purchases

Ability to deliver software to any computer with UNM network connectivity (regardless of OS and directory integration)

Reduced production costs Administrative (process) and technical aspects of the electronic distribution process will be described, along with lessons learned.

Implementing & Scaling Classroom Technology Integration – One District’s Journey Presented by: Teresa Salazar, Moriarty-Edgewood School District and Kris Armijo, Moriarty-Edgewood School District The Moriarty-Edgewood School District has been on a multi-year journey to equip our learning spaces with current technologies and provide our students with rich opportunities to engage in the types of transformational learning experiences that will inspire them to be innovative communicators, collaborators, critical thinkers, and creators of the 21st Century. In April 2017, our district became New Mexico’s first Google for Education Reference District based on our strong use of G Suite for Education tools and adoption of Google Chromebooks as our 1:1 device solution. We are one of the “Googliest” districts in the US! Of course, our journey is far from over, but as we have worked on achieving our goals for effective classroom technology integration, we have grown and gained many valuable insights. We would like to share our experiences with others who might be embarking on their own journeys with education technology or that may be currently facing some of the challenges we have encountered along the way. Our poster presentation will highlight benchmarks of our journey as well as information about our 1:1 Classroom Cart-Based Chromebook Initiative and Professional Development Plan. Our Assistant Superintendent of Learning Services, Teresa Salazar, and our District Education Technology Specialist, Kris Armijo, will be available to share information and answer questions.

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Workshops - 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm

Broadband Deficiencies Correction Program (BDCP) and Broadband for Education (BB4E) Presented by: Ovidiu Viorica, Richard Govea, Public School Facilities Authority (PSFA) Location: Fireplace We will be discussing what the BDCP is, how it works, progress we have made, and what we hope to see in the future for the schools of New Mexico. We will talk about the Governor’s Broadband Initiative – BB4E and what that means to the schools.

Integrating video communication technology into all course delivery methods Presented by: April Hanson, Western NM University Location: Franciscan I will demonstrate how Western New Mexico University is utilizing video technology to engage online students and traditional students alike. We are providing synchronous communication to all students along with providing recording of lectures for study opportunity. In addition to that, our faculty are using this technology for advising, study sessions, etc…We have leveraged our past investment in equipment to creatively integrate platforms and promote our services for all WNMU employees and students.

Workshops – 3:25 pm – 4:05 pm

Ellucian Ethos Workflow Powered by Ethos Facilitated by: NM Enterprise Consortium in partnership with Ellucian Location: Potters Ellucian Workflow powered by Ethos is the second new enterprise solution to be built on the Ethos Platform. Ellucian Workflow is a cloud-based business process management and workflow solution that empowers you to define and execute business rules outside a single application. The solution is a web-based and leverages Ethos Integration, Identity and the Data Model, Ellucian Workflow to automate process across your institution. The solution is a web-based form designer that has a drag-and-drop interface, allowing you to create robust forms without writing any code and is mobile ready. Discover how this cloud-based product will allow you to create and manage workflows and business rules across your enterprise. This solution is separate from Banner workflow (which stays in place for needs WITHIN Banner).

Virtual Reality in the Classroom Presented by: Robert Ogan, ByteSpeed Location: Turquoise The real world is not flat after all, so why constrain our classrooms to experience the digital world on a flat screen? The shift from 2D to 3D immersive learning is as natural as adding color to movies and television was in the 1950’s. In many ways, it is even more impactful. Virtual Reality is transforming education. What started out as something that was simply “cool” has become a way to engage learners like never before. Imagine the possibilities…you are teaching children about dinosaurs and suddenly with the help of a VR headset, there is a life-sized one in front of their eyes. Your kids can view the International Space Station while floating in space or learn about Africa by riding a canoe through a small village. The possibilities are endless and the impact on education is beyond our imagination. Join us as we show you how to bring your classroom to the cutting edge of 21st century learning.

2.000.000 Students Can’t Be Wrong Presented by: David Bannister, wepa Location: Weavers wepa is a cloud based turnkey student and patron print system.

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Workshops - 4:25 pm – 5:05 pm Computer Science Tools for Digital Classroom (BYOL-Bring your own Laptop) Presented by: Josephine Kilde, Supercomputing Challenge – Location: Fireplace NOTE: Please bring your own device (laptop preferred) to participate in the workshop Computer science tools are available all over the web but sometimes it is hard to find the right tool or a tool that easily integrates with your lesson plan. This session will give you a few resources that are easily available, easy to learn and use, interactive, and are engaging to your students. The session will also give you professional development resources and communities that will help you as an educator stay informed on technology trends and research.

Threat Landscape and Current Attacks Presented by: Paul Wang, ProofPoint Location: Weavers Because modern technical security controls are proving to be very effective, attackers have been increasingly relying on social engineering for successful malware infections. Email is the path of least resistance leading directly to the end user so it’s no wonder why it is the preferred method of many actors for malware distribution. This talk will cover the ever-evolving threat landscape as it pertains to those threats that are propagated over email. We will discuss previous trends, current trends, and what tactics we believe attackers will turn to in the future.

Banner Extensibility 101 including GIT Facilitated by: NM Enterprise Consortium in partnership with Ellucian Location: Potters Banner Extensibility provides tools for extending baseline Banner to offer institution-specific functionality that persists across upgrades without the need for traditional customizations. Get a high-level understanding of when and how to use each of the extensibility tools.

A Journey towards a modern ERP Presented by: Tobe Phelps and Liz Doke, Central NM Community College and Robert Bates, Workday Location: Franciscan This session will cover the functionality available in Workday (an example modern ERP) and how education in New Mexico could benefit from the move to a tool that provides a modern interface and rock solid performance.

Adventures in CRM Presented by: Joseph Lucero, Central NM Community College and Tobe Phelps, Central NM Community College and Bill Halverson, Central NM Community College

We will cover CNM’s journey through the selection and implementation of a CRM. We will discuss integrations, educational opportunities and a drive to increase our student recruitment efforts.

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NMTIE Social 5:30 pm- 7:00 pm

Location: Q-Bar

(located next to the NMTIE registration desk)

Join NMTIE for hors'doeuvres and a networking game Cash bar available

Enjoy the rest of your evening!

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Friday, November 17, 2017

7:45am – 9:30am NMTIE Registration (North Atrium) 7:45am – 9:30am Continental Breakfast (North/East Atrium) 8:00am – 12:00pm Exhibit Hall Open

Workshops – 8:30 am – 9:30 am

NMSTE Chapter Meeting Facilitated by Jill Brown, Albuquerque Academy Location: Potters Join us for the New Mexico Society for Technology in Education (NMSTE) chapter meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend. Meet like-minded professionals and find out how to network within the NMSTE community year-round. (nmste.org)

Calling all G Suite Admins Presented by: Mark Carrara, Amy Biehl High School Location: Franciscan Unlike most sessions, this will be an interactive discussion among those of us who manage and administer G Suite (the stuff formerly known As Google Apps for Education or GAFE). This discussion is not intended for users. We will focus on the admin side of G Suite. We would like to cover three main topics, but we can talk about anything that comes up. The topics are: Google Administration Certification, Tools you use to administer G Suite Any tricks or tips you want to share on G Suite administration.

We Purchased the Best Protection Money Can Buy! Breaches are Still Everywhere!: What Now? Presented by: Luis Brown, Central NM Community College Location: Turquoise As cybersecurity practitioners, we have spent a great deal of time and effort developing network and system defenses, yet we still see reports of data breaches on a daily basis. We have invested much in best-practice protections and solutions, but we still face an overwhelming wave of threats designed to bypass these defenses. We will discuss what can be done to reduce and mitigate risk in the current threat landscape.

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Workshops – 9:45 am – 10:45am

Classdojo- A tool for class management, communication, and encouraging growth mindset Presented by: Sherri Fleischer, Class Dojo Regional Ambassador, Ann Parish Elementary Location: Fireplace An overview presentation to introduce you to the benefits of utilizing ClassDojo PreK-12, provided by a local ClassDojo Ambassador. _____________________________________________ Networking Unconference Facilitated by: Jill Brown, Albuquerque Academy & NMSTE and Ferdi Serim, NMSTE Location: Franciscan Join us to talk about hot topics in education that YOU want to talk about. You will have the opportunity to sit in groups and build the agenda for this session.

Connectivity Collaboration in New Mexico: NSF Regional Planning Conference Capstone Facilitated by: Steve Perry, University of NM and Dr. Norma Grijalva, NM State University Location: Potters For the past 2 years now, University of NM, NM State University and NM Tech have been holding NSF funded regional planning workshops at all Comprehensive Schools (Easter NM University, Western NM University, Northern NM College, and NM Highlands University). We also held workshops focusing on tribal connectivity. Our workshops included the local community, and had a broad focus. We included education/research, economic development, healthcare and public safety to name a few. This session will review our schedule and summarize what we learned over the project.

Transitioning to Tomcat Servers behind a Load Balancer with Ellucian Banner 9 Presented by: Jason Nemrow, Eastern NM University Location: Weavers I will demonstrate the installation and configuration of Tomcat Servers for use with Ellucian Banner 9 applications. I will also show configuration changes in Tomcat needed to work with common Load Balancers and SSL certificates to provide secure connections. There will be a question and answer period after the presentation.

Creating auto-populated Active Directory groups from Banner or other system of record Presented by: Linda Johansen, University of NM and Andrew Hamilton, University of NM Location: Turquoise Learn how to automate the provisioning and deprovisioning of privileges by leveraging the information in Banner or other systems of record to create automatically refreshed Active Directory (AD) groups. We will explain how information can be extracted from Banner (or any other system) and consumed by AD to create and populate AD groups, and show examples of the groups we are using at UNM to manage AD resources such as lab computers, printers, SharePoint sites, and more.

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Workshops - 11:00 am – 11:45 am

Docker for Developers (and Friends) Presented by: Greg Gomez, University of NM and Sung-Hee Lee, University of NM Location: Fireplace Docker’s been getting a lot of buzz lately. This presentation will help you to understand what Docker is and what it does. We’ll show you the basic concepts and demonstrate some typical Docker use cases. If you’re a programmer, developer, or manager who’s interested in learning more about Docker, stop by for a quick, slightly technical introduction. Docker helps to automate developer tasks such as web server or database installation and configuration. It can eliminate problems related to version incompatibility issues between development, integration and production environments. It does this by creating complete environments that are easy to share and run on any computer, making migration easy and painless.

The STEAM Lab – Creating a STEM+Art Space Presented by: Melanie Maez and Selena Lammers, Rio Rancho Public Schools Location: Weavers Why STEAM? Jobs in STEM fields are expected to grow to more than 9 million by 2022. This is a generation of makers, not just consumers. Coding is the next “blue-collar” job boom. Next Gen Science Standards are on the horizon for NM Public Schools. Let’s be ahead of the curve in providing PreK-12 students with access to spaces where they can explore mathematics and science domains using technology and engineering design practices. Here is how STEAM Labs are developing in Rio Rancho Public Schools. Available resources will be shared for creating STEAM spaces and programs within classrooms, schools, and libraries.

Simplifying Support Presented by: TJ Martinez, University of NM and Ryan Cooper, University of NM Location: Turquoise The presentation will tell the story of how UNM IT reduced phone and ticket metrics over the last 12 months.

Workshops - 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

NM Enterprise Consortium Facilitated by: Alesia Torres, University of NM and Bill Halverson, Central NM Community College Location: Franciscan Join us for the New Mexico Enterprise Consortium meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend.

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Closing NMTIE Vendor Tour Give-a-ways

NMTIE Best Presentation

12:10pm – 12:40pm Location: Exhibit Hall

12:45pm - 1:30pm - CHECS ETC Board Meeting Location: Franciscan

12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Exhibitor Move Out

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Thank you to our GOLD Sponsors

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Thank you to our SILVER Sponsors

PARTNERS FOR EDUCATION

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Thank you for our Bronze Sponsors:

Abba Technologies, Inc. Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company

Avaya BrainPOP

Cisco Systems Crossflow Software

cStor Digital Video Networks LLC. | Planar

Ellucian Enterprise Electrical Services, Inc.

Epson America EQC Technologies

Extreme Networks Florida Virtual School (FLVS)

Hewlett Packard Howard Technology Solutions

Ident-A-Kid Infinite Campus, Inc.

Insight ITConnect

Jamf Juniper Networks

Lenovo Palo Alto Networks

Presidio Sehi Computer Products

SHI International Corp | SOPHOS Skyward, Inc.

Strata Information Group Trinity3 Technology

Troxell Communications, Inc. VLCM

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