Media placed on reserve may also be installed on the workstations. Advantages include accessibility, some support, and sound and print availability. Reservations for use of the IMC by a faculty member for class instruction should be made at least two weeks in advance, and cannot pre-empt use which is already reserved for individuals. Stations can be reserved for sessions of one, two, or three hours. The Interactive Media Center offers scheduled small group instruction on a variety of topics.
Most classes are one hour in length.
Click here for the schedule of classes. The Interactive Media Center is one of several sites which offers undergraduates practical microcomputer training. CSI 198, Microcomputing Consulting Services, may be taken for two or three credits. Students receive ongoing training over the course of the semester. Click here for more information.