Technologies and Services That Empower Students and Faculty Technologies and Services That Empower Students and Faculty Electronic Mail Record numbers of students and faculty are using electronic mail to extend learning beyond the classroom.
Students can also use the reflector for group discussions outside of class.
Electronic mail can be used to supplement office hours, especially for the convenience of working students who are on campus infrequently or in the evening, or for those who live in outlying areas. Activities include demonstrations of how colleagues are using technology, consultation on how to effectively incorporate technology into courses, instruction on the use of hardware and software needed for courses, and support for developing curriculum materials. The LTC is located in the Golda Meir Library. Voice Processing Voice mail offers some of the same features as electronic mail, with the advantage that participants can use it from any telephone in the world. Students have greater access to faculty who use voice mail, and the faculty can check messages at their convenience.