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Plan to teach or present in a technology-enhanced classroom but feel you need help using the technology? The resources below can provide the guidance you need to get started.

Utilizing Classroom Technology Workshop

Face-to-face workshop - register http://training.ecu.edu/

Classroom technologies are those tools available to you in classrooms all across campus. Not only does this include the physical equipment located in many rooms such as touch panels, digital overheads and videoconferencing codecs, but this also includes other technologies that can be used in the classroom such as lecture capture, clickers and more.

With the increasing number of technologies available to you in the classroom, figuring out how to best utilize these tools can be a challenge. This workshop is designed to help introduce you to the various technologies available to you in classrooms all across campus, as well as assist you in developing a plan for utilizing these technologies to enhance the courses you teach in these rooms. Not only will we spend time looking at how to use these technologies, but we will also spend time discussing why to use these technologies. Come see what Classroom Technology has to offer.

One-on-One Consultations

Visit the Walk-in IT Help Desk in Austin 103 for quick answers to simple questions.

To make the most of the equipment available in a technology-enhanced classroom, contact Classroom Technology Support to arrange a consultation with an ITCS technology consultant.

You can also contact your Instructional Technology Consultant for enhanced classroom tours and support specific to your building’s enhanced classrooms. If you're interested in teaching in a building other than that in which your department is housed, touch base with that department's Instructional Technology Consultant as well.

Educational Resources

Faculty utilizing technology-enhanced classrooms at ECU may wish to learn how other universities and organizations utilize technology to engage students and enrich the learning process.