Academic Technology Services Content

How to Illustrate a 9,000-Year-Old Female Hunter?

Karen Michele Nikos — February 16, 2021 - 10:00am

In a remarkable pairing of science and art, Randall Haas, assistant professor of anthropology, and Matt Verdolivo, senior artist at Academic Technology Services, or ATS, collaborated to produce illustrations showcasing new archaeological discoveries.

Instructors Continue Adaptation for Online, Remote Instruction

Julia Ann Easley — June 23, 2020 - 12:43pm

As students start summer studies this week, instructors are continuing their own learning and other efforts to adapt summer and fall courses for the remote environment.

“The faculty and graduate students are learning too,” said Kem Saichaie, associate director for learning and teaching support at the Center for Educational Effectiveness, or CEE. “It’s a model of lifelong learning.”

Turning Technology into ‘Teach-nology’

Dave Jones — August 17, 2016 - 2:48pm

A daylong institute for instructors offers them the opportunity to get up to speed on what Andy Jones describes as "new and important 'teach-nologies' — tools and applications that we can use to help our students reach their learning objectives in our classes.”

Jones is a lecturer in the University Writing Program and the academic associate director of Academic Technology Services, which puts on the annual Summer Institute on Teaching With Technology. ATS is a unit of Information and Educational Technology.