Standardized Access Point Classware provides a single easy to remember location for course content. No longer must students remember the exact location of the faculty member's home page. No longer must faculty members make decisions about what system is the best choice to host their course content,who will support them during technical problems or the reliability of the system that they have chosen. Enhanced Security Classware provides integrated security options that were simply not possible with other Internet publishing options. Classware can restrict access to virtual classrooms to only those students registered for the class.
Faculty members can also authorize others to provide content within their virtual classrooms.
There are also features that allow users to hold interactive discussions or post messages to the electronic bulletin board in their class. Advanced Multimedia Content Classware is running on state of the art computer hardware. Combined with fast on-campus intranet connections, this allows faculty to provide any manner of high bandwidth multimedia content as part of their virtual classrooms. Centralized Technical Support Classware is provided by the Academic Information Technology Services department. If at anytime during the process of publishing course content, the faculty member has a question or needs to publish content that is not easily entered via the convenient on-line input forms, the Classware Development Group is available to assist.