![]() With all of the schools trying to access Oncourse, the server got too busy. The programmers found the database problem and fixed it.Īnother issue arose the second week when the server overloaded. Rosters on Oncourse loaded slowly for two days during the first week. However, there were still problems this semester. There is an ongoing process to get the option removed from the faculty computers. “There were over-the-top efforts to minimize the problem,” Wigley said. Throughout the summer, the “remember my Web sites” option was removed from all of the computers on campus except for faculty machines. Since browsers like Firefox store a Web site’s information every time, the ILTE received complaints about having trouble accessing Oncourse. It went from black to red.Ĭhanges were also made to computers across campus to help make accessing Oncourse easier. Students can now change the number of tabs that show at the top of their workspace through the preference option.Īnother noticeable change was made to the navigation menu. “Students use Oncourse to access information,” Wigley said. Katy Wigley, instructional design and technology specialist with the Institute for Learning and Teaching Excellence, said changes to the grade book and blogs were made to add functionality for the faculty. ![]() ** Any questions may be directed to Brian Harper at sure to let cfile.Oncourse went though some minor changes through the summer, with most of those modifications being made for the faculty. Please email one PDF file containing a letter of application, artist statement, teaching philosophy, CV, 20 images of professional work, 10 images of student work with an annotated image list, and contact information for three references, to:īrian Harper, Associate Professor of Fine Art and Ceramics Area for applications is April 1st, or until position is filled. An active current professional practice and exhibition record is also required. Preference will be given to candidates who are also versed in interdisciplinary approaches and have a broad understanding of new approaches to art making. The ideal candidate will have a strong foundation in ceramic methods of construction, varied conceptual approaches available to the ceramic artist, and be available to help manage the IUS ceramics studio. – 24/7 access to welder, ball mill, drill press, panel saw, Shop-bot CNC router, and other tools – a 40’x20’ covered outdoor kiln pad with wood firing anagama style kiln and in-progress gas fired soda kiln – experimental exhibition and installation space (The SpaceLab) – plaster mixing and mixed media work area with plaster mold dryer – 1 Soldner Pro mixer, 1 Bluebird mixer, and 1 Walker pugmill – 4 computer controlled electric kilns (Skutt and L&L) – a computer controlled, gas firing, Bailey car kiln – 3,000 square feet of studio and workspace The IU Southeast Ceramics studio consists of: Additionally, an NCECA conference pass will be provided to the person hired. studio in the ceramics area with a locking door will be provided along with 24/7 building access. Click to see a larger image.Īll clay, glazes, and firing will be provided within reason. Teaching an additional 3D design course each semester may be an option for the hired person depending on course availability and qualifications. The person hired will teach one beginning ceramics course each semester and work in the studio as needed to help with the basic operations of the IU Southeast Ceramics area. ![]() The position requires an active exhibition record and competence in a wide range of ceramic processes/techniques. We are looking for someone who can be an active presence in the Ceramics studio and work alongside the other faculty and students in our program. The IU Southeast Ceramics Area is seeking an outstanding artist/educator for a yearlong Resident Artist position at the rank of Adjunct Faculty beginning August 2016. We’re just the messengers! Their posting is as follows:Ībove image: IU Southeast will pull out all the stops in welcoming you to your first day as a resident artist in their ceramics program. Please visit their website for further information. Claybucket, the website for the Indiana University Southeast ceramics studio, recently posted an opening for a resident ceramic artist. ![]()
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