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Educational Technology

Looking for ways to leverage technology in your classroom or better engage your students? Faculty members, instructors, and students have access to a variety of technologies and resources designed to enhance teaching and learning.

Ed Tech Resources

Here are a few of the resources and services supported by Â鶹ֱ²¥'s educational technologists:

• : A resource guide for all things Artificial Intelligence from the Â鶹ֱ²¥ Library.
• : Whether teaching face-to-face, online, or in a hybrid classroom, leveraging Canvas is key to managing your course and communicating with students. Click here to see links, resources, and templates available to assist in using Canvas.
• Course Evaluations & Surveys: This program, integrated into Canvas, allows students to complete end-of-course evaluations and instructors to view course evaluation results.
• Faculty Success (Formerly known as Digital Measures): This software allows faculty to capture all activities related to their position as a faculty member. Data from this system will be used for university reports, P&T, website bios, etc.
• : If you need a poster for a research presentation or art project, the Academic Commons can print up to 42" wide.
• : This software allows you to poll your audience whether face-to-face or online.
• Respondus:
  • Respondus LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor allow for a secure browser and recording of students as they complete their exams.
  • Respondus 4.0 provides the ability to create and manage exams that can be published directly to Canvas.
• : This software allows you to create video tutorials by recording anything you have up on your screen or presentations via PowerPoint.
• : Provides instructors and students a way to improve writing, check for plagiarism/AI writing, and efficiently grade a variety of assignment formats through easy integration with Canvas.
• Yuja: This software focuses on lecture or video capture, cloud hosting, and video integration with Canvas.
• : This video conferencing tool allows you to collaborate with other participants in a live setting. Video, audio, and screen-sharing are all options.