Technology in Education Technology in Education You may also wish to visit the Instructional Technology pages. The College of Education, as part of a technological university, continues to demonstrate a genuine commitment to integrate technology in its many undergraduate and graduate programs. The College determined that the best way to prepare students for such teaching excellence was through a major computer lab and production facility, supported by six twenty-first century classrooms spread throughout the College of Education. Each of these classrooms models the best from the State of Tennessee's design for 21st Century Classrooms. Student stations in each classroom are comparably equipped with color monitor and CD-ROM as well as video input card and television tuner card.
All machines connect via ethernet and cable television input.
Each machine has a suite of software including Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer, AppleWorks, NCSA Telnet, Microsoft Office, mPower, Apple Network Administrator Toolkit , and Foolproof . Currently the LRC houses several software libraries as a demonstration site. As of fall 1998, the LRC will also house the Mindscape and Broderbund libraries. The classroom located in Room 312 of Bartoo Hall is a designated Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Math and Science software. The commitment to an increasingly technologically integrated environment for effective learning is evident in significant course content and curricular revision.