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A C U L T Y A N D S T A F F
This
page offers links to a wide range of branches through the Office
of Information Technology. Any further question should be address
at oitinfo@southernct.edu |
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SCSU Information Technology Help Desk serves as
an accessible and responsive quality resource for the entire
campus community. |
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WebCT,
Inc. is the world's leading provider of e-Learning
solutions for higher education and provides Southern CT State
University with a premiere tool |
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for creating an online counterpart to the traditional brick
and mortar university classroom learning experience. A myWebCT
provides you with centralized access to all of your WebCT courses
on the server. |
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High
Tech Classrooms are all new classrooms equipped
with access to modern computers, projector systems, connectivity
for laptops, and additional resources for electronic instruction
such as VCR's, DVD players, and Elmo paper scanner/projectors.
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The
Center for Adaptive Technology (CAT) is a place
for students with disabilities to learn to use computers and
adaptations that provide computer access. Our goal is to help
students with learning, sensory, and motor or orthopedic disabilities
become independent computer users. |
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Academic
Computing at Southern CT State University provides
a dozen public computer labs with the latest in software applications
and hardware are excessable to assist students, faculty, and
staff with their education. |
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an innovative program designed to equip students with technology
skills independent of academic major (STARS) to positions
working as the frontline service and support for campus computer
labs (Lab Assistants), Southern's Academic Computing department
has numerous opportunities available for students interested
in learning and assisting others with technology on campus.
- In
the Fall of 2001, a new technology program was created at
Southern Connecticut State University. This program, referred
to as STARS
(Student Technology Assistance RepresentativeS) brings
students, faculty and Information Technology personnel together
in a collaborative effort to explore the use of technology
in teaching and learning.
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Academic Computing Lab Assistant position constitutes the
front-line to any and all questions, concerns, and basic
computing issues that arise in Southern CT State University’s
public computing labs. Lab Assistants monitor computer equipment,
assist patrons with basic software questions, and ultimately
maintain a positive, proactive, and assistive atmosphere
for SCSU faculty, staff, and students.
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