Instructional Technology

Classroom Technology Support

Our Instructional Technologist improves the classroom experience for students and faculty in Franklin College by partnering with our Client Services team and the Center for Teaching and Learning to provide training and assistance with the computer and audio-visual equipment in classrooms and labs.

Training and Support

Our Instructional Technologist provides in-depth and targeted training materials for instructional technologies including classroom audio-visual technologies, eLearning Commons, podcasting and clickers. In addition to online documentation and tip videos, we provide one-on-one or small group training sessions on supported technologies.

Instructional Technology Planning

Our Instructional Technologist is available to provide information and project planning support for student technology fee expenditures including specialized hardware and software needs, technology access, and classroom audio-visual equipment upgrades.

Notes from the Instructional Technology Team

Clickers for Spring Term
Monday, January 9, 2012
educational technology

If you are an instructor planning to use Turning Technologies clickers this semester in your classes, the following is a memo sent out from the Center for Teaching and Learning with several helpful tips and reminders.  Beth Woods, our instructional technologist, is available to answer questions or provide support and schedule training opportunities.  Please feel free to submit a help desk ticket or contact Beth directly for assistance.

Starting a New Semester with eLC
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
educational technology

With the start of each semester brings a new eLC course section, but that doesn’t have to mean you have to start from scratch!  Use these tips for a stress-free transition into the new semester.

There's a new clicker in town!
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
educational technology

Following a pilot test conducted by faculty in Franklin College, the Center for Teaching and Learning has announced support for a new campus response system, or "clicker," starting Fall 2011.  Find out more information about the new clicker and upcoming workshops!