Other classrooms have data and video network connections for instructor presentations. Data, video, film and slide projection facilities are available in all classrooms. While most projectors are fixed, some are portable. The Instructional Technology staff produces audiovisual and digital materials for classroom presentations including overhead transparencies, 35mm slides from original artwork, DOS, Windows, and Macintosh computer formats, posters for special meetings, and videotapes. Students and faculty may use the scanners and computers in the instructional technology center to create educational presentations and reports.
Test scoring scanners and software also are available.
The ITS staff orders academic videotapes, laser disks, and academic computer programs for instruction. The Instructional Technology Center also houses the University's non-print media collection that includes more than 3,300 video titles. Recent faculty workshops have included classes about the use of technology equipment, presentation software, academic use of the Internet, authoring tools and integrating computers and technology into instruction.