The email system used by students is POPMail and the recommended software for POPMail is Eudora, which is available in the IAP packet. Students can receive help on installing the IAP CD on home computers, ask questions regarding the Internet or email, or receive assistance with email or Internet IDs. Problems with computers located on campus or in labs also can be reported to the Help Desk. In conjunction with a student's thesis or project advisor, allowable help and individual instruction are provided in the statement of research questions, questionnaire and study design, how to enter data, statistical packages and general computer use, and interpretation of results. These services include training and assistance with technology applications such as online course software, web site development, use of the web and other aspects of technology in the classroom, creation and use of digitized images and sounds, and video interactive distance learning.
CATS also supports more traditional approaches to the use of technology in teaching and learning.
In addition, CATS provides assistance in the use of computing for statistical and other research applications. In conjunction with a student's thesis or project advisor, allowable help and individual instruction are provided in the statement of research questions, questionnaire and study design, how to enter data, statistical packages, general computer use, and interpretation of results. The Center works closely with other campus support units including the Library, the University Center for Teaching and Learning, Instructional Media Services, and Information Services and Technology. CATS is located within the Library in Rhodes Tower, Room 201. Return to top Center for Teaching and Learning The Center for Teaching and Learning provides training and assistance to faculty and teaching assistants to bring improved and innovative teaching methods to the classroom.