2015 Summer Institute Agenda
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Summer Institute will meet at and near the University of Colorado Boulder ATLAS Institute. All Scholars check-in on their first day in the lobby of the ATLAS, located on the Southwest corner of Colorado Avenue & 18th Street. Enter from the East side (18th Street). Map of ATLAS Institute location.
Contents
Preparation
- All Scholars need to bring their own laptops (and power cords & mouse)) each day to Summer Institute.
- The project does not provide laptops. In the event of device problems, laptops can be rented on campus for a fee with prior arrangements.
- Software installation: all Scholars must arrive on the first day of their workshop with AgentSheets 4.0 and/or AgentCubes 2.0 software installed, TESTED (pre-work sent to you), and ready to run on their laptops.
- Anyone needing extra help related to software should arrive at the ATLAS lobby by 8:00 to receive assistance.
Housekeeping
- Parking permits: a team member (in a pink shirt) will be at the entrance to the Regent Parking Lot (SE corner of Colorado Avenue & Regent Drive) between 7:15 - 8:00 to hand out permits as you arrive.
- If you do not pick up a permit on arrival day, you will be ticketed. Cars parked without a permit will be ticketed. The project is not responsible for violation tickets.
- Your dated permit must be clearly visible at all times while parked. The project is not responsible for your parking violation tickets.
- What happens during check-in on your first day?
- Pick up your packet in the ATLAS lobby
- Get your photo taken
- Returning Scholars - do you know your Arcade login info? If not - see Hilarie at tec check
- Get some coffee
- Enter A100 Auditorium to complete forms and wait for the first session
- Complete and turn in (to Yasko) forms found in the front pocket and behind the "Check-list" first page of your binder:
- Teacher Consent
- Media Release
- CU Graduate Credit Form and payment, if applicable (note: price increase to $70/credit)
- Submit W9 through the CU Vendor system (instructions in your binder - do this AFTER you receive an online invitation to submit a W9)
- Login to CU Guest internet, no password.
- Take the pre-training survey
2015 Summer Institute Scholar Photo Directory
Daily Scholar Reflections
- Every Scholar will submit twice-daily reflections on what they learn during the workshop. Reflection forms are found on the individual agendas below.
- Frequent reflection helps you remember key points of content taught each half day, provide a way to see other Scholar's experiences and thoughts, and allow the research team to assess how Scholars are acquiring and understanding (or not acquiring and understanding) information.
- Twice-daily reflections are required and graded for those purchasing CU Graduate Credits.
Workshop Sessions
- We have multiple simultaneous sessions running in different rooms each day.
- Your session's main room is indicated below.
- Both the online Agenda and hardcopy Agenda in your binder includes information when you move rooms.
2D Game Design for First Time Scholars
| Link to Agenda | June 8 to June 11, 8:00/8:30 - 5:30 June 10 dinner 6:00 | Main Meeting Room MCDB A120 (2 buildings from ATLAS) |
RSVP Open Creation Lab
| Link to Agenda | June 12, 8:30 - 5:00 | Main Meeting Room ATLAS 1B29, 1B25, 229, 100 by interest group |
PILOT 3D Beginner Game Design
| Link to Agenda | June 8 to June 11, 8:0/8:30 - 5:30 June 10 dinner 6:00 | Main Meeting Room ATLAS 1B29 (basement) |
3D Game Design for Returning Scholars (Intermediate)
| Link to Agenda | June 8 to June 10, 8:00/8:30 - 5:30, June 10 6:00 Dinner (RSVP only) | Main Meeting Room ATLAS 1B31 (basement) |
Simulation Design for Returning Scholars (Advanced)
| Link to Agenda | June 10 6:00 Dinner, June 11 to June 13, 8:30 - 5:30 | Main Meeting Room ATLAS 1B31 (basement) |
