In addition, Seton Hall is in the process of constructing a new classroom facility which will include master classrooms and distance learning facilities. The University has made significant investments over the past several years in the area of computing and information technology as well as in faculty development in the use of information technology in teaching and learning. Additionally, nearly all academic and administrative units have installed local networks, providing network services to most University employees. Seton Hall provides all students with network accounts and access to electronic mail, the Internet, and a rich array of network applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, database managers, graphics packages, and the like. At the present time, the University does not charge students any lab or access fees for these services.
Students have convenient access to computer facilities on campus.
Moreover, many computer labs offer extended hours of operation at the end of the semester. The University has a dedicated faculty and staff, many of whom are eager to increase their technical skills and the use of technology in teaching, learning, scholarship, and the workplace. In addition, there is a great deal of technical expertise on campus. Bibliography, the General Science Index, Census Bureau statistics, and the like.