Student Technology Support

Contributed by Michael Gough, Instructional Technologist and Coordinator of Student Technology Support

Student Technology Support (formally START) offers curricular-based technology support for students in the form of training workshops, open labs and one-on-one consultations for all courses on campus. We invite you to call upon Student Technology Support for assistance with curricular projects. If you are interested in having a workshop, open lab or specialized support provided for your courses, please contact me soon, so we may discuss your plans. We’d love to help your students!

We also support students with the use of technologies that can reduce the impact of multiple absences from class. Many of these technologies may require some initial training for your students in advance. That is, an ill student may not feel well enough to learn how to use a new technology, so demonstrations or workshops on these technologies should be scheduled as early in the semester as is feasible.

If you are planning technology-rich student projects, we are here to help answer your questions, such as:

Do students have access to the software tools required to complete the project?

What kind of technology help and software training can my students receive?

  • Students can get general technology support from the Help Desk in the Union Building, lower level.
  • Student Technology Support can provide software training for your students. We are located in the Digital Media Lab (dml) on the lower level of the Roy O. West Library. Student Technology Support is also co-located with the Help Desk.
  • Visit http://www.depauw.edu/it/student/ for our hours, scheduled workshops and more information.
  • Students may email helpdesk@depauw.edu or StudentTechnologySupport@depauw.edu with questions.

Where are labs with curriculum-specific software for my project?

Please contact Michael Gough (michaelgough@depauw.edu) or visit FITS if you have any questions related to Student Technology Support (http://www.depauw.edu/it/student/).

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