CIOs, IT directors, and academic deans
During annual IT and academic strategy review meetings to align technology infrastructure with teaching goals.
The E-Strategy mind map template provides a comprehensive framework for higher education institutions to analyze and plan their digital strategy across operational, technical, and pedagogical dimensions. With 96 nodes organized into six major branches, this template covers key areas such as University Technical Infrastructure (including SITS, CELCAT, Sharepoint, and Moodle), Strategic Issues (like Curriculum Design and Learner Experience), and Innovations in Teaching and learning. It is designed for IT directors, academic leaders, and strategic planners who need to align technology infrastructure with teaching goals. The template includes specific projects like the CO-EDUCATE project and ONLY-CONNECT project, and addresses environmental concerns through the Green Computing project. This E-Strategy cheat sheet serves as a structured brainstorming tool for mapping out institutional e-learning and IT strategies.
å©çšèŠçŽDuring annual IT and academic strategy review meetings to align technology infrastructure with teaching goals.
When planning new e-learning initiatives or evaluating existing learning management systems like Moodle or WebCT.
When conducting a gap analysis of university technical infrastructure and identifying areas for investment.
Open the E-Strategy template in Xmind and review the six main branches to understand the framework for your digital strategy.
Edit existing nodes to match your institution's specific systems and add new child nodes using the Tab key to detail your technical or pedagogical plans.
Save your completed digital strategy map and export it as a PDF or image to share with academic leaders and stakeholders.
The template includes 96 nodes across six branches: Operational and Teaching Discussions, Developer Discussions, Technology Strategic Discussions, University Technical Infrastructure, Strategic Issues, and Innovations in Teaching and learning. It covers systems like SITS, CELCAT, Moodle, and projects like CO-EDUCATE and Green Computing.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then explore each branch to map your institution's current infrastructure, identify strategic issues like retention or communication, and brainstorm innovations. Customize nodes by adding your own projects or systems.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind (desktop, web, or mobile). You can add, remove, or reorganize nodes. To print, export as PDF or image from Xmind.
This branch helps document and analyze technical systems such as Administration Systems (SITS, CELCAT, Sharepoint), Learning Systems (WebCT, Moodle, Library System), IT Infrastructure (HelpDesk, Operations), and Marketing Systems (Contensis).
Absolutely. The branch includes placeholders for curriculum design, learner experience, retention, communication, and more. You can rename nodes, add new issues like 'Digital Equity', or link to existing documents.
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