A big project this summer was the complete renovation and remodeling of the Waters 231 technology classroom. With faculty and student input, the Division of Facilities and iTAC have planned and created an updated space for teaching and learning.
Continue reading “Check out the new Waters 231 technology classroom renovation”
Over spring break, Information Technology Services performed some needed improvements to the Pharos printing system used in computing labs across campus. This is the first major upgrade in several years, and it addresses some commonly seen errors users were experiencing when printing. Continue reading “Campus printing just got easier in computing labs”
K-State faculty/staff who will be using the university technology classrooms for the first time this spring must attend a short training session before they can request keys for those classrooms.
Instructional technology staff will be available to provide training through the next few weeks and after the semester has begun. Fill out the Technology Classroom Training Request Form and someone will contact you to schedule a session. Continue reading “Spring training for using K-State’s technology classrooms”
All K-State faculty/staff who will be using the university technology classrooms for the first time this fall must attend a short training session before receiving the key for those classrooms. Once training is complete, instructors can request keys through Facilities Key Control in Dykstra Hall. For more information see the technology classrooms website. Continue reading “Fall 2013 technology classroom training”
K-State faculty/staff who will be using the university technology classrooms for the first time this spring must attend a short training session before they can request keys for those classrooms. Once training is completed, instructors can request keys through Facilities Key Control in Dykstra Hall. For more information, see the Technology Classrooms website.
These one-time training sessions include:
Continue reading “Spring training for using K-State’s technology classrooms”
K-Staters are welcome to attend the free, live-streamed sessions of the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference, Nov. 7-9. Information for each session is in the EDUCAUSE 2012 Online Program. Join us to view all or as many of the sessions as suits your schedule. The EDUCAUSE programs are available:
Continue reading “Online EDUCAUSE conference sessions to be videostreamed Nov. 7-9”
In May 2011, Information Technology Services began updating technology in many of the general-use classrooms on campus. Since that time, new equipment has been installed in a total of 42 rooms in 11 different buildings. This includes a projector, a simple control panel, switching equipment, and sound amplification. These systems are based on new digital standards that allow for HDMI, VGA, Component and Composite inputs to be connected. The majority of the classrooms that were updated also had new white boards installed provided by the Division of Facilities.
During the summer 2012 break, 17 rooms were completed: Continue reading “17 more basic technology classrooms completed this summer”
K-State faculty/staff who will be using the university technology classrooms for the first time this fall must attend a short training session before they can request keys for those classrooms. Once training is completed, instructors can request keys through Facilities Key Control in Dykstra Hall. For more information, see the Technology Classrooms website. Continue reading “Fall training for using K-State’s technology classrooms”
K-State faculty/staff who will be using the university technology classrooms for the first time this summer must attend a short training session before they can request keys for those classrooms. Once training is completed, instructors can request keys through Facilities Key Control in Dykstra Hall. For more information, see the Technology Classrooms website.
These one-time training sessions include:
Instructional technology staff will be available to provide training through the next few weeks and after intersession has begun. Fill out the Technology Classroom Training Request Form and someone will contact you to schedule a session. Continue reading “Training for using K-State’s technology classrooms”
This is a friendly reminder that all K-State faculty/staff who will be using the university technology classrooms for the first time this fall must attend a short training session before they can request keys for those classrooms. Once training is completed, instructors can request keys through Facilities Key Control in Dykstra. For more information, see the Technology Classrooms website.
These one-time training sessions include:
Instructional technology staff will be available to provide training through the next few weeks and after the semester has begun. Fill out the Technology Classroom Training Request Form and someone will contact you to schedule a session. Once you have been trained in one classroom, you will be cleared for access to all other technology classrooms.
Instructors who have received training in the past are advised to attend another session if they are teaching in a different classroom or if they need a refresher on the equipment.
More information is available on the Technology Classrooms website. Contact Ryan Hagar, 785-532-4924, rhagar@k-state.edu.
To report problems in a technology classroom, use the Technology Classroom Problem Report Form.
