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ITS Computing Labs and Resources

Schedules for IT Services' GACLS and links to information about each lab, including available hardware and software, are listed. There is also a map of lab locations.


The MultiMedia Resource Center focuses on education and training and provides faculty, students, and staff access to computers with a variety of multimedia, editing, authoring, mastering, and publishing applications on Macintosh, Windows, and Unix platforms. Software (and applicable hardware) is available for audio and video capture, image scanning and manipulation, web design, and CD-RW creation.


The Student Technology Center is a walk-in computing help center offering laptops and projectors for checkout as well as high-end multimedia direction and assistance.


Research Data Services assists faculty, staff, and researchers with designing surveys, analyzing data, and solving technical problems and is affiliated with the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) which houses the largest collection of social sciences data in the world.


Wireless laptops available for checkout by UA students.


Mobile classrooms are now available to students, faculty, and staff for meetings, classes, and small group use.


Publicly accessible network ports and wireless network coverage allow members of the University community to access the campus network using network-capable laptops and portable devices.


Blackboard can be used to create entire online courses or to simply publish materials that supplement existing courses, and requires minimal technical expertise on the part of the developer of the course and on the part of the student.


MySQL is one of the world's most popular open source relational database servers.


IT Services offers Internet-based videoconferencing utilizing Tandberg and Polycom teleconferencing appliances.


Web Conferencing allows users to collaborate, hold group meetings, and make live presentations over the Internet. Unlike Webcasts, Web Conferences are interactive.


A webcast is a one-way transmission of streamed multimedia.

 

 

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