Instructional Technology for Writing Classes
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The Instructional Technology Committee seeks to support writing teachers using an array of technology. The committee has produced Techno-Rhetoric: Resource Guide for Teachers of Computer-Assisted Composition Classes, a wonderful guide for teachers. See also Best Practices for Using Technology for a collection of specific activities and examples of ways instructional technology can help students be successful. Please contact Julie Freeman (274-0092; jfreema@iupui.edu), Instructional Technology Coordinator for the Writing Program, if you have any questions. Reserving Classrooms and Equipment: If you do not teach in a computer classroom and need a networked computer and projector delivered to your classroom, simply fill out the online request form. Go to https://falcon.iu.edu/in/uits/itr/media_req.html Or go to http://uits.iu.edu/ Click on "Labs, Classrooms, and Instructional Resources." Scroll down to "Classrooms" or click on "Classrooms." Then click on "Classrooms and equipment." Click on IUPUI to the right of "Reserve equipment." (Call Vicki Hale, the writing program secretary,at 274-3824, if you need assistance.) Reserving a computer classroom: If you would like to reserve a computer classroom (on a one-time basis), check out the information about the Student Technology Centers at http://kb.indiana.edu/data/aezq.html. Other assistance with instructional technology is available from the Center for Teaching and Learning. The Center offers regular workshops as well as individualized consultations. Getting answers to questions related to technology: Please visit Indiana University's award-winning Knowledge Base http://kb.indiana.edu/ (a database of over 9,000 answers to questions about computing).
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Still have questions? Contact the Writing Program at 317. 274. 3824 (phone) | 317. 278. 1287 (fax) | wp@iupui.edu
last updated 25 January, 2005