Did you know:

You can get pronunciations of students’ names in Moodle and Faculty Services?
You can view a roster with photos for each of your courses in Faculty Services in addition to pronunciations?
You can request an iPad to assist with your teaching through the Teaching with Tablets program?
The College supports a GitHub Enterprise repository?
We also have a Qualtrics license for online surveys?
If you students need to learn to use R or Python, we have a limited supply of DataCamp training seats,
and, for more extensive training, we have a site license for Linkedin Learning?
We have two Drones, one with an RTK module, and one with a thermal camera?
For mapping, we have an ESRI ArcGIS site license that includes ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro, and ArcGIS StoryMaps?
Some of our staff are trained in Digital Storytelling?
We can offer workshops in Conference Poster Design, and other technologies?
There is a lot of software provided by the College for download and use on student, faculty, and staff computers,
And that we have a Podcast Studio, MakerSpace, Media Center, Computer classroom(s), Windows Virtual Desktops, Active Learning classrooms, and video and photo equipment checkout?

We'll cover all of this and more in an attempt to connect you with software and services that can assist you in your teaching, learning, and research.

What you don't know you need to know... an Academic Technology lightning introduction