Ethernet connections in the rooms openthe door to the information superhighway, making the vast resources of the Internet just afew keystrokes away. Smart classrooms are the gateway to a world of information andengaging teaching. Faculty members bring their own computers with them to the smart classroom, loaded withthe software and files of their choice. Laptops are preferred for their transportability. How professors use computers in class is as varied as the ways in which they elect toteach.
Smart classrooms make multimedia teaching andhigh-quality computer presentations a true possibility.
Last fall there were eight smart classrooms and lecture halls. You can expect to see additional smart classrooms in the future as teaching with computersbecomes as common as chalk talks. To see Smart Classroom video, call Chris, 492-8469. For general information, call Barbara, 492-1816.