The Teacher Education Department is located in Satterlee Hall which houses an extensive computer center. The modern technology in the center is used in education classes to create multi-media learning activities. It also allows access to the Internet and World Wide Web. Used primarily by students and faculty in the School of Education, the computers are connected to the College's network and the Internet through which users have access to colleagues and additional resources on campus and throughout the world. The laboratory-classroom is available for general student use when not being used for instructional activities.
Software is made available to each computer through a file server.
While students have priority, faculty also have access to these resources. This facility is used for classes in economics, computer and information sciences, sociology, teacher education and other departments and is also available for use by students as a lab outside of regular classroom hours. All of the computers are networked via Ethernet to a Novell Netware file server. Applications such as word processing, computer programming languages and spreadsheets are made available to each workstation via the file server. During those times that the facility is not being used for instruction it is open for general use by the College community.