One person at the Associate Vice Chancellor level has general oversight of the development of instructional technology at Winston-Salem State University. Currently, the highest priority is the renovation of the infrastructure and two million dollars has been allocated for improvements.
All residence halls have cable.
There are buildings including classrooms which are not connected to the web, however, future access is anticipated. Some divisions including Business and Computer Science are well-developed with email capability. The nursing program has 14 computers on the web with an NT server. Beginning in 1984, grants were secured to augment faculty development in computer assisted instruction. These grants have been used to create a lab with 30 computers for faculty and students.