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The Office of Research in Arts Technology supplies the following resources for Illinois State University Faculty.TrainingORAT will host the College Music Society's Summer Technology institute June3-8. CPDU credit will be offered for secondary school teachers. Consult the website or contact for more information. FTSS (Faculty Technology Support Services) offers a number of workshops available to faculty and staff throughout the year. They also have a terrific multimedia center that the friendly staff there will show you how to use. We especially recommend their workshops on creating gradebooks with Excel and on Dreamweaver. If you are interested in using WebCT or Webboard for your class, please contact FTSS as well. The Program in Arts Technology offers several five week, one credit hour courses each semester as A/M/T 301. The topics change each term, but the courses focus on particular applications such as Photoshop, Quark, and Acid. Students, faculty, and staff are all welcome to register for these Friday afternoon courses. Current can be found on the Arts Technology Courses page under 301. If you are a College of Fine Arts faculty or staff member and have an idea for a workshop or training session that would be useful and is not being covered by the workshops at FTSS, please send your suggestions to . Web TemplatesCollege of Fine Arts faculty now have the ability to incorporate the look of the College of Fine Arts Web site into their own personal Web space. Visit our Web templates page to discover two fast and easy ways to freshen up your sites! Faculty ComputersORAT provides "loaner" computers for faculty use in their offices. Each April Faculty must request a computer for the following year, even if they wish to keep what is already in their offices. This assists us in assessing our inventory and our needs for the coming year. You will get a notice from the Director when it is time to fill out your computer loaner form. Faculty may check out laptops, projectors, digital cameras, and other equipment on a short term basis for presentations. Please check with for availability. You must sign a University equipment check-out form before using the equipment. We do not work on personally owned equipment. We are often asked, however, to advise people on computer purchases, and we are happy to do so. The fine folks at Techzone are also great information resources, and can order computers and equipment from some vendors. |
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