Three Major Updates to Google Drive

Have you noticed these new updates to Google Drive?

1. You can merge cells in Google Docs tables. Finally!
2. You can edit text in tables in the Google Docs iOS app. Yes!
3. You can insert text boxes, shapes, and lines in the Google Slides iOS App. Woohoo!

November & December Professional Learning Opportunities

Here are courses that I’ve just added to the PPS Learning Campus for November and December. All classes take place on Wednesdays, from 4:30-6:30 pm in the Wallowa Lab on floor L1 of the BESC.

Register on the PPS Learning Campus. Click the links below for course descriptions. Please forward and share with any other interested colleagues.

• Learn How to Use Your New Chromebook, Nov. 19
• Anytime, Anywhere Access to Student Work (And Your Own!), Dec. 3
• Quick, Easy and Fun Meetings!, Dec. 10
• Efficient Ways to Collaborate with Students, Dec. 17

Google Basics for Teaching Course

Have you ever wanted to take your students to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy? Or the Taj Mahal in India? Or the Kremlin in Russia? What if your students didn’t have to keep track of papers to complete assignments? How would you use technology to accelerate and improve learning across the educational system? Teaching is hard work - challenging, rewarding, and impactful work - and Google wants to make sure that technology is a handy tool in an educator’s toolkit and a powerful educational ally, not a challenge.

Google Basics for Teaching is intended for anybody interested in the use of Google products in an educational setting to enhance efficiency and effectiveness as an educator. Some of the tools will help with administrative tasks outside the classroom, while others will help with classroom management. Still others will impact classroom instruction or classroom culture and will help inspire, engage, and personalize your students’ education. Like past Google courses, participants engage with course material through a combination of video and text lessons, activities, and projects. As with other Google MOOCs (Massive Online Open Courses), you’ll learn from Google experts and collaborate with other participants. You’ll also have the opportunity to complete a final project and apply the skills you’ve learned to earn a certificate.

The Google Basics for Teaching course will run from November 18- December 19, 2014. Visit g.co/basicsforteaching to learn more and register today. Join the course to learn how other educators are managing assignments using Google Drive, communicating with their students and families using Google Sites, analyzing famous artwork with their students using Google Cultural Institute, as well as many more examples of effective teaching with technology.

*On the registration page, there is text that says “This pilot course is currently available only in Brazil, Philippines, India and Russia.” Please disregard. It has been confirmed that the course is available for teachers globally.
Other Google MOOCs

• Making Sense of Data
• Mapping with Google
• Power Searching with Google | Advanced Power Searching with Google
• YouTube Creator Academy

Unlimited Drive Storage for Google Apps for Education

From the Google Apps Updates Blog:

As initially announced last month, this week we’ll be rolling out unlimited Drive storage to all Google Apps for Education schools at no charge.

Stay tuned for future updates on Google Apps Vault and enhanced auditing tools coming later this year to Google Apps for Education.

Release track:
Rapid release and Scheduled release

For more information:
Google for Education Blog post

Chromebook Printing is Here!

At this time printing is available on the Ricoh copiers for staff only – staff located at a single school are set up to print; staff working at multiple locations are only set up to print to a single school. To set up Chromebook printing for all assigned locations, please contact the IT Service Desk at 503-916-3375 or itservicedesk@pps.net for assistance.

Simple Directions

From your document, go to File, then Print. In the Destination section, click on the Change button. Under Google Cloud Print, click Show All. You should see all your building Ricoh copiers listed. Select the one you want to print to and then click the Print button. You would follow the same steps if you wanted to print a webpage.

*If you do not see your building copiers under Google Cloud Print, please contact the IT Service Desk at 503-916-3375 or itservicedesk@pps.net for assistance.

Other Info

• Staff working at multiple sites will automatically be shared the printers from their main site and will need to contact the Service Desk to have your other assigned sites shared.
• Staff working at multi-campus schools (i.e. Chief Joe/Ockley Green, East/West Sylvan, or Beverly Cleary) will be shared the printer groups for all their campus sites.
• Itinerant Staff who are at their site for more than a couple days can contact the Service Desk to be shared their site’s printers for the duration of their stay.
• Regarding RICOH copier/printers that require the entry of a Printer Code: If you have a RICOH printer that requires the entry of a printer code, your Chromebook will not be able to print to that printer as there is no method of entering the code into the Chromebook. To be able to print to these copiers from your Chromebook, the code entry requirement would need to be removed by your building administration.
• Download a quick reference guide.

New Updates to Google Classroom!

Read this post to learn details about the five updates that were made to Google Classroom.

1. Invite students more easily with Groups
2. Mark assignments as “done”
3. Greater teacher controls
4. Export all grades
5. Sort by first or last name

Classroom just keeps getting better! If you have additional feedback, make sure you submit it in Classroom by clicking the Send Feedback button in the bottom-right corner. 

Oregon Google Summit!

Today PPS is hosting the Google Summit at Jackson Middle School. We're all very excited to have this great event come to PPS. We have over 600 attendees! Big thanks to Kevin Crotchett, the principal of Jackson, for offering his campus for the event.

Google Apps for Education is live for Students!

PPS students in grades 1-12*, in addition to all PPS employees, now have a Google Apps for Education account! Google Apps for Education is a suite of tools including Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, Sites, and Google+. Google Apps gives everyone the ability to quickly, and easily, create and share documents on any computer or mobile device.  For more information on the benefits of Google Apps click here.

Each student will need to activate their Google Apps account at https://activatestudentgafe.pps.net/ by entering their PPS username and password. The username should be first initial of first name, followed by last name, followed by last four digits of Synergy ID, e.g. JDoe1234 (case sensitive). The default password is P@ssw0rd1234 where 1234 is the last four digits of the Synergy ID. If that does not work, try the username as the password (e.g. jdoe1234, all lower case). Students must log into Google Apps with their own individual account (not a classroom account). To view information about student accounts and password complexity rules or directions for resetting student passwords, visit our webpage at: http://www.pps.k12.or.us/departments/information-technology/6417.htm. If you need passwords reset, contact the IT Service Desk.

Please share this information with your teachers so they can assist students with activating their accounts. An email with the information above, as well as important security reminders, will be sent to the STC listserv today.

Brett Luelling

Director of System Development and Integration

bluelling@pps.net | 503.916.3937

*Kindergarten students do not currently have accounts. We are evaluating expanding to KG during the second phase of the rollout.

Master Google Apps at gCON

Sept. 22-25, 2014

http://gcon.thegooru.com/

gCON is an online event that gives you the information and training you need to make your day to day tasks in Google Apps easier - whether that means administering a large Google Apps domain or simply getting more out of Gmail.
Browse Sessions & Register through Google Hangouts

The topics look to be more on the technical/enterprise side, but there could be something you’re interested in. Check it out!

Check the FAQs Page

Over the last month, we've done several trainings and taken note of all of the questions PPS staff have asked regarding Google Apps. Those questions and answers have been compiled and are on the FAQ page (scroll down) of the PPS Google Apps site. Check this page regularly as new questions will be added. You can see a sampling of the questions below.

More Google Apps Training!

Google Apps team member Souvik Mandal.

The last few weeks have been a whirlwind of training for the Google Apps outreach team. Last Monday we headed out to Wilson High School to conduct several sessions at the substitute training. We also pushed out a Teacher Portal page to everyone using Chromebooks. This page displays when you login to the Chromebook and will only be active for a few weeks. The page has handy links that should be bookmarked along with a Teacher Survey. Please encourage your teachers to complete this survey. We'll use the data we receive from the survey to develop differentiated professional development options at the school level.

Chromebook & Google Apps Overview #3, Aug. 18, 2014

Here's the Hangout session from Maplewood.

Google Apps Coming Fall 2014

Check out our cool Google Apps announcement!

Chromebook & Google Apps Overview #2, Aug. 14, 2014

Here's today's hangout.

Chromebook & Google Apps Hangout on Air, Aug. 13, 2014

Here's our first livestream of a Chromebook & Google Apps overview. We're scheduled to do another one tomorrow, which we'll also post since we learned some tips and tricks along the way.

Chromebook Training!

In person training at Glencoe

Today we delivered our first Chromebook training at Glencoe with a live stream to YouTube, Irvington, and Maplewood. We trained 30 people in person and another 20-30 virtually. We'll be conducting another training tomorrow, the 13th, at Irvington. We hope to see you out there!

Training Begins!

Sit, observe, interact, learn. 

We are all experiencing the big push for the start of school. The Google Apps team will be spending much of our time working with individual schools and conducting training sessions. We've started off the week with the Common Core Best Practices Institute and Secretary training. We'll be at Glencoe on Wednesday for Chromebook training that will be live streamed here (will also be posted to the YouTube channel). We will also conduct a session for the Leadership Academy on Thursday followed by another Chromebook training at Irvington (also streamed live). I hope to see many of you out there!

Google Apps for Education is Live!

All PPS staff and students in the District now have a Google Apps for Education account! Google Apps for Education is a suite of tools including Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, Sites, and Google+. Google Apps gives everyone the ability to quickly, and easily, create and share documents on any computer or mobile device. It also allows for quick, adhoc, meetings with staff in different locations using Google Hangouts. For more information on the benefits of Google Apps click here.

To access your Google Apps account please go to the https://activategafe.pps.net/ and enter your PPS username and password. After you have activated your account, to begin using Google Apps for Education, visit the District domain at http://apps4pps.net.

Each student will also need to activate their Google Apps account at https://activatestudentgafe.pps.net/ by entering their PPS username and password. After their account is activated, they can begin to use Google Apps for Education by logging in at http://apps4pps.net.

Usernames will not be your normal PPS email address or username, it will be your PPS username followed by @apps4pps.net. Your staff username will not be your normal PPS email. It will be your PPS username followed by @apps4pps.net. For example, if your email is rsmitch@pps.net you would use rsmitch@apps4pps.net. Your password will be the same as what you entered on the activate page. Student usernames follow the same protocol. If the student email is rsmitch3255@student.pps.net or rsmitch3255 they would use rsmitch3255@apps4pps.net. Their password will be the same as what they entered on the activation page.

Students must log into Google Apps with their own individual account. To view information about student accounts and password complexity rules, visit our webpage at: http://www.pps.k12.or.us/departments/information-technology/6417.htm

If you have any questions regarding Google Apps for Education or have trouble activating your Google Apps account, please contact the IT Service Desk at 503.916.3375 or email itservicedesk@pps.net for support.

Chromebook Delivery Parties

Training for support staff on Chromebooks and Google Apps.

As part of the Tech Bundle Initiative, Chromebooks are being distributed to all teachers and administrators prior the start of the school year. These parties are voluntary events and designed solely to facilitate early distribution. More formal distributions are also planned during the weeks of Aug. 25, Sept. 8 and Sept. 15.

The Tech Bundle Chromebooks will be distributed to the following personnel:

• PPS Teacher defined as an employee holding a valid Oregon State Teaching License assigned to deliver at least.5 FTE of class room instruction within a PPS school campus within the 2014/2015 school year.
• PPS Campus Administrator defined as an PPS employee holding a valid Oregon State School Administrator’s  License and assigned to work at a PPS School Campus as a Regional Administrator, Principal, Vice-Principal, or Assistant Principal for at least .5 FTE within the 2014/2015 school year.

Unfortunately, teachers hired after July 15 are not included on the distribution list, but they will receive their device during the formal distributions. A list of personnel meeting these criteria have been distributed to principals for review and only those personnel on the distribution list will be issued a Chromebook.

To receive a Chromebook, you must present your PPS badge and agree to sign a receipt acknowledgement. As each Chromebook requires an signed acknowledgement from the assigned teacher, you will not be able to pick up Chromebooks for your colleagues. Please see the tentative details of the Chromebook parties below. Another location will also be added.

Campus	Dates & Times
Glencoe 825 SE 51st Ave. Portland, OR 97215	August 11, 13, 14, 18, 19 and 21 7-11A and 2-6P
Irvington 1320 NE Brazee St. Portland, OR 97212	August 11, 13, 14, 18, 19 and 21 7-11A and 2-6P
Maplewood 7452 SW 52nd Ave. | Portland, OR 97219	August 11, 13, 14, 18, 19 and 21 7-11A and 2-6P

The details of the distribution efforts during these Chromebook parties are as follows: 

• There will be 2 technical support staff on site to distribute the Chromebooks
• Technical support staff on site to answer basic questions on Chromebook use. (apps4pps.net sign-on, function keys and touch pad tips, accessing Google Apps, etc.)
• An optional basics overview for the Chromebook and Google Apps will be offered at the distribution parties. Stay tuned for specific times and places for the presentations!

If you have questions, please direct them to Dennis Swanson, dswanson@pps.net or 503-916-6022.

District Launch Update

We are on track to have all staff accounts created by this Monday, August 11th. Everyone, from janitors to the superintendent, will have a Google Apps for Education account. For those who do not currently have Google Apps accounts, you will have to go to an activator page and enter your credentials to sync your passwords between our current login system (active directory) and the Google Apps system. I will post detailed instructions later this week. Exciting times!

Rosa Parks Chromebook Delivery

The Google Apps for Education project team recently went out to Rosa Parks Elementary School to deliver Chromebooks to the teachers. The session included handing out the Chromebooks to the excited teachers and our certified Google Education Trainer, Melissa Lim, providing a presentation of the Chromebooks accompanied with a demo of the collaborative functionalities of different Google Apps.

Here is a short video of the session.

Hapara Rolls Out Tools for Managing Google Apps

Image of the Hapara Teacher Dashboard.

Original article by Betsy Corcoran via EdSurge.

Palo Alto-based Hapara released three new tools this week at the annual ISTE conference, aimed at making it easier for teachers to use Google apps in school.

Use of Google Apps For Education is growing like wildfire: In 2010, Google said there were 10 million users; that number has since tripled. In May, Googlesaid it was developing a tool it calls Classroom, that aims to help teachers organize, assign and collect work.

That’s where Hapara, which has it roots in New Zealand, started a few years ago. Over the past three years, Hapara has won fans in 35 countries and 20% of US school districts as it has given teachers a way to better manage Google docs. Now Hapara, too, is now upping its game with improvements and added features that it believes will convince teachers that their lives will be easier using Hapara’s dashboard and tools, rather than going with pure Google.

In an interview with EdSurge in late May, Hapara CEO and founder, Jan Zawadzki, said that Hapara continues to be a close collaborator with Google—and, he says, is finding ways to fine tune its product to meet the needs of teachers. Hapara’s most recent release of products and features address the specific request that the company has gotten. These tools include:

• Construct, for managing assignments and project-based learning that will become a part of the Teacher Dashboard;
• Insight, an analytics tool for using Google Apps for Education;
• A Teacher Dashboard, a dashboard that individual subscribers can use to make it easy to collaborate with any users with Google accounts—including parents.

Construct, which will be included as part of the Teacher Dashboard in the coming school year, will enable teachers to work with students to plan, design and assess assignments and projects. “It lets teachers sequence learning materials,” Zawadzki says, something that enables them to plan, engage and assess students, creating a transitional path that turns learning to students.

The Teacher Dashboard, which is in beta testing, will mean that individual teachers can use Hapara’s tools to manage Google Apps, whether or not their organization has a Hapara account. Using the Teacher Dashboard will involve paying a license to Hapara but the company has not yet disclosed what that will be.

And Insights, Hapara’s analytics platform, aims to be like a car’s “fuel efficiency” meter—but one that monitors students’ behavior across social networks to give teachers more feedback about how students are responding. “You’ll be able to see here are the students that are responding to your attention—and here are the ones who are not,” he says.

Everywhere I look, I see Chromebooks!

Google Apps Outreach team member Souvik Mandal has
become a pro at setting up Chromebooks.

It's been great to see so many schools investing in student technology and purchasing Chromebooks. We've been meeting with schools to help them understand what it means to be on the District domain, to answer questions about the devices, and assist with setup. It's going to be a great summer and I look forward to seeing our partnership with the Soft Launch schools evolve, and the District domain become live for everyone!

Google Play for Education comes to Chromebooks

The landing page for Google Play for Education 
helps schools find the perfect content for their students across apps.

Chromebook teachers can use Google Play for Education to:

• Share Chrome apps instantly, with the whole class or with individual students -- starting with favorites likeGeoGebra, TechSmith SnagIt and CK-12. Soon we’re adding brand new apps from partners like Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Discovery Education and Scholastic.
• Adapt classroom reading to students’ current interests as they choose from thousands of K-12 books, from the latest non-fiction to free classics like Huckleberry Finn and Jane Eyre.
• Create custom YouTube playlists for students using videos from educator-approved channels.

More information available on Google's Enterprise blog post here. 

Mark your calendars, Google Summit is coming to PPS!

Photo courtesy of The Courant.

We are happy to announce that Jackson Middle School will be hosting the 2014 Oregon Google Summit on October 10th! Jackson is conveniently located near I-5 in southwest Portland. We are very excited to have one of our soft launch schools hosting this event. More information will be shared during the summer on this blog and the Oregon Google Summit site.

Camp Chromebook, Aug. 11, 2014

Save the date: Monday, Aug. 11, 2014 for Camp Chromebook! It's a day of free professional development from our friends at Riverdale School. It should be a great day of learning and exploration! Follow the link above to register.

Chromecast!

Chromecast devices are low cost, small, yet powerful.

We have purchased a handful of Chromecast devices to explore their use within IT and the schools. I know some of the schools are already using the devices to varying degrees. This product is another example of a seamless implementation by Google. The dongle (it's the picture on the box) plugs into the HDMI port on a TV or projector and can be powered by either USB on the TV/projector or through a wall plug. It allows the user to easily share their Chrome web browser tab on the screen. This enables you to share content with your students by simply clicking a button in your Chrome web browser! Google has more information here.

Parent Permission and Acceptable Use

We have good news! The process for parental permission for their students to use Google Apps will be incorporated in the registration packet this fall. It will be an opt out process to make the process easier for everyone. For staff we have incorporated the necessary language in the District Acceptable Use Policy for Google Apps. This means that as staff members are hired, they'll agree to the terms, and an account will be created for them. As reminder, IT is building an automated process to create both staff and student accounts (no action needed from the schools!).

Soft Launch Update

Rosa Parks Elementary's entrance is rich with history.

 I am happy to announce that we have expanded the Soft Launch to include Rosa Parks. Rosa Parks was selected because they are moving to a year round schedule beginning in July. They currently have two carts of Chromebooks and will begin using them with students this summer. This will allow the Google Apps team to gain valuable feedback to help inform the District rollout in late summer/fall. We are on track to have all staff accounts provisioned in August with student accounts following after!

Configuring Chromebooks to the District apps4pps.net
domain is fast and seamless. 

The Samsung Series 3 is one of two Chromebooks
available through IT purchasing!

A tribute to Nelson Mandela in the library.

Google Classroom 101

Google's Classroom: A Sneak Peek

Check out this informative post from the Burlington High School Help Desk about Google Classroom. This accompanying video is really helpful too. We're excited to check out this tool!

Google Education Trainer

Congratulations to Melissa Lim on becoming a certified Google Education Trainer! Melissa is a key member of our Google Apps for Education project team and I want to recognize her hard work and knowledge. She brings an educator perspective to our team and has extensive knowledge of the Google Apps suite. I look forward to our continued collaboration as we prepare for District launch this fall.

Chromebooks and Google Apps

Chromebooks hit the market in limited numbers in 2010 and took off when Samsung introduced the Series 5 in 2011. In the years since Chromebooks have managed to grab 20% of the mobile computing market in education (Rolfe Winkler, WSJ). The features, collaboration tools, durability, and price point all make Chromebooks an attractive option for student and teacher devices.

The original intent of the Google Apps for Education project was to focus on the rollout, and management, of the Google Apps District domain. As our journey has progressed it's become clear that device management, in particular Chromebooks, and Google Apps cannot be easily separated into two different conversations. We are now gathering information to help inform policy and procedures for asset and device management. Below are some photos from a recent school visit.

Visiting Boise-Eliot to take a look at their recently purchased
cart of Samsung Series 3 Chromebooks.

A combination of staff from IT met with Sarah Dyste to refine
the domain enrollment process.

We have also updated the IT purchasing standards to reflect the current Chromebook offerings. Schools will now be able to purchase both Samsung Series 3 and Dell Chromebook 11!

SketchUp Pro for Oregon K-12 Districts

Oregon Virtual School District is excited to provide access to SketchUp Pro at no cost to Oregon school districts. They are a grantee under the Statewide License Grant Program.

To request your license keys, please go to this link. http://www.oregonteaches.com/2014/05/sketchup-pro/

SketchUp Pro is  software that you can use to create 3D models of anything you like. Educators are using it on many grade levels and in many subject areas from computer technology to math, geography, and science. The SketchUp Pro Statewide K-12 License Grant is an opportunity for public K-12 schools to have access to the pro product at absolutely no cost.

View training resources or answers to frequently asked questions.

The Northeast Side or ‘Back’ Side of the House by Darren Barefoot is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0.

Google Apps for Ed Training Modules

If you'd like to learn more about Google Apps, check out these awesome training modules. These modules can be used to deliver training to a group or serve as an independent professional learning experience. Each training session could be facilitated in a one and a half hour workshop with your staff. Most of the modules are 'Make It and Take It' resulting in a created artifact from the participant as various skills are practiced. All the Google Apps are covered and there are also lots of different resources to check out and explore. Thanks to Allison Mollica for sharing her training modules template!

Soft Launch is Live!

Image is from Resnick Unplugged via Google image search. Link.

The Google Apps Soft Launch is live! The email communication below was sent to participating schools on Friday, May 9th.

Hello,

This message is only being sent to the building principal, the Google Apps Administrator and the Google Apps Guide for participating soft launch schools. Your principal may have recommended you for one of these roles. You will need to communicate the login information below to your staff.

Welcome to the Google Apps for Education soft launch! As of today, you now have access to the district Google Apps domain. To access the domain, log out of your existing Google account and then go to the following site:http://www.google.com/a/apps4pps.net.

It is recommended that you download and use the Chrome browser when you access Google Apps for Ed.

To login, please replace the ppsusername in the user ID with your PPS username and the XXXX with the last four digits of your PPS employee ID.

User ID : ppsusername@apps4pps.net

Password : Pps_XXXX

The Google Apps Administrator has special privileges  that include: 

·         creating and modifying groups

·         resetting student and staff passwords

The document linked here will explain the steps that need to be followed to perform the actions listed above. 

If you need general information about the PPS Google Apps for Ed project, please visit the website athttp://bit.ly/ppsgafesite. From here you can read about the soft launch schools support and complete Google Apps training modules.

We are excited to launch Google Apps for Ed and appreciate your partnership! Please feel free to contact us with any feedback.

Thanks!

The Google Apps for Education Team

Google Classroom Announced!

Preview of the Google Classroom interface.

As I'm sure many of you have heard, Google announced a new tool for the Google Apps for Education suite: Google Classroom! Classroom is meant to help teachers organize their class and make effective use of Google Apps in the classroom. I have applied for a preview on behalf of the District and hope to learn more about how we can leverage this tool over the coming months. Here is a brief write up from Engadget.

Kick off!

Tauntaun guarding the library at Lewis Elementary.

Welcome to the Portland Public Schools (PPS) blog for the rollout of Google Apps for Education. We will use this blog to communicate project progress and updates. I want to kick the blog off by providing background on the project and an update on the state of Google Apps in the District.

On April 15, 2010 the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) entered into a contract with Google for statewide use of the Google Apps for Education platform. This groundbreaking agreement included the necessary language to provide Oregon students with sufficient legal protections from digital prying (in particular, strong FERPA language). The ODE agreement allows districts to enter into an Inter-Governmental Agreement (IGA) with ODE and piggy back on their contract with Google. PPS took advantage of this opportunity and entered into an IGA with ODE on July 23, 2013.

As many of you know schools within PPS have been leaders in the Google Apps space. I was put in charge of the Google Apps rollout and over the winter we formed a project team within IT. We solicited school interest in participation via an Admin Connect article. Twenty schools replied and interest has continued to grow. We identified six schools to partner with for a soft launch during the Spring. Five of the six schools already have Google domains and will be migrating to the District domain. These schools have provided critical input for the project by sharing their experiences, use of the platform, and potential issues with a District wide rollout.

Today marked a major milestone for the project with the first accounts created on the District domain, apps4pps.net.  Our six partner schools will begin setting up their portion of the District domain next week. We have technical work to complete before all staff, and students, have accounts created. This work will continue through the summer and culminate with all staff accounts being created in August and student accounts following registration.

We are also forming a Google Apps for Education Steering Committee comprised of stakeholders from schools and central office. This group will oversee the project, school prioritization for implementation, and distribution of Hapara licenses. District wide adoption will be an exciting journey and I look forward to working with all of you!

Brett Luelling
Director of System Development & Integration
Information Technology