The content sits in a row of the table - use an inner table for format if necessary. Teaching, learning, and accessing information are all critical functions that are potentially enhanced by digital technologies. It is important to understand how technology is used in classes generally, and especially in your areas of interest or major, and the extent to which faculty use these technologies in interactions with students. Although it is difficult to name an exact percentage, a large number of Kenyon courses use electronic information to supplement traditional course materials. Course web pages are common, as are online discussion groups, and electronic reserve materials are increasingly used.
Many courses use campus computing labs for course meetings, routinely or periodically.
Because of its liberal arts emphasis, Kenyon relies strongly on general technology tools that are appropriate for a wide variety of majors. For more detailed information about how technology is used in your major, please consult the academic department involved. Together, these consortial arrangements increase our effective holdings to 7,000,000 titles. In addition to printed volumes, Kenyon also has direct online access to an increasing collection of electronic books, over 1,500 at last count. The library subscribes to over 4,700 periodicals, including over 3,200 journals in electronic format.