Academic Technology is a vital part of teaching and learning at Cornell. The Digital Liberal Arts Coordinator, Academic Technology Specialist, and Technology Peer Consultants work to support Cornell students, faculty, and staff through training, purchase of new technologies, and technology support. The ATS is an open lab space with computers, scanners, printers, and tablets for use within the studio and various equipment that can be checked out.
How to Reach Academic Technology
The Academic Technology Studio
This year, we encourage you to make an appointment before visiting the studio for help. Appointments are available in-person or online. You can also reserve the use of Cole 126. Otherwise, room 126 is available to use whenever the library is open.
Academic Technology supports students, faculty, and staff in a variety of ways by offering training for faculty interested in implementing new technologies in the classroom, as well as technical support for using Cornell's current learning management system, Moodle. Faculty and students can check out podcasting kits, cameras, and other equipment for classes and academic work. For students, the Center for Teaching and Learning houses the Academic Technology Studio, an open space for students to learn and collaborate with peer technology consultants on projects--personal, professional, or academic.
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