Teaching & Research

Academic Technologies provides services and support for teaching and technology. We can be reached at (607) 255-9760 or atc_support@cornell.edu.

Services

Services can be requested by calling (607) 255-9760, emailing atc_support@cornell.edu, or filling out the AT Service Request form.

• Blackboard course management system
• Course and research web sites
• Video, podcasting and new media production consulting and support
• Audio/Video Hosting for Courses
• Audio/Video Production for Courses
  
• Collaboration tools such as blogs, wiki's and webconferencing.
• Assessment and feedback tools such as quizzes, surveys and clickers.
• e-Portfolios
• Lecture capture
• Web-based Tutorial development (SoftChalk)
  

Consulting and Support

We provide academic technology consultations to assist in selecting the best technologies to support instructional goals, engage students,enhance lectures, collaboration, and managing large courses.

We can:

• Answer technical questions.
• Provide training resources for using technologies.
• Develop and digitize course materials and presentations.
• Support and develop for distance learning.

Student Technology Assistant Program (STAP): student assistants provide support for Academic Technology services, in the Academic Technology Center, by phone, email, chat or in your office.

Innovation

We research emerging tools and practices for teaching and academic technologies. We also pilot new technologies that have the potential for broader use in teaching. Visit the Innovation Blog to stay informed.

Facilities

	Visit the Academic Technology Center. The new media center facility provides state-of-the-art computers, software, and other multi-media equipment for faculty and instructors to prepare course materials or to develop technology-based resources for a course. ATC equipment can convert documents, images, 35mm slides, and audio or video materials into digital forms.
	Computer Labs for Instruction. CIT provides computer labs, laptop computers and email kiosks for the Cornell community. These tools and locations allow users to access academic and research-related resources, including: computer software installed on the lab computers, network resources such as file servers and web sites, and specific hardware in selected labs.