Assistance in acquiring such software is also available, with sufficient lead time. Instructors who want to provide course materials via the network can use RITS file servers. Once stored on a server, the material can be accessed by students from any networked Macintosh on campus. The materials range from a large collection of audio cassettes to video tapes, laser discs, CD-ROMs, a number of computer programs, including foreign language word processing, and live satellite TV broadcasts. All materials must be used in the library.
Instructors can place materials from their own collection on reserve for their students.
The Language Program offers acquisition of course-related audio and video materials and software and provides limited duplication of audio materials. Please note that the limit is one tape per student per week and copyright restrictions apply. For more information about the workshops, visit the Web . For more information, or a complete list of and access to RITS publications, see the RITS Publications Web site . Facilities RITS maintains several technology-equipped facilities in Meyer and a computer cluster in the Tresidder Student Union that members of the Stanford academic community can use for instruction.