Educational Service Unit 10's application development team has been delivering
products since 2000. The current team
consists of Nate McClenahan, Adam Griebel, and Jon Haussler. Products developed are web based to
ensure a high availability of resources and enable those using them to be
productive and efficient. Below is a list of ESU 10's application development team products:
ODIE is the major vehicle for interaction with school staff
in the areas of technical support, computer repair, media services, and
professional development.
Educational Service Unit 10 provides communities for professional groups enabling
their members to collaborate and share information.
AT4All
Educational Service Unit 10's Cozad center partnered with the application
development team to build an online service enabling those in need of
assistive technology to quickly find the resources available. This blossomed into At4all (http://www.at4all.com). An additional collaboration with the Nebraska
Assistive Technology Partnership has taken this product to the national
scene. Presently there are 13 other
state programs leveraging the online catalog of assistive technology resources.
NVIS
The Nebraska Virtual Instruction Source (NVIS) is a
clearinghouse of distance learning courses and online enrichment
activities. NVIS (http://nvis.esucc.org) was developed as a
means for collaboration between ESUs in the Distance Learning arena.
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Adam Griebel |
Jon Haussler |