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Academic Computing
CNU Live
The University's enterprise resource management system presents through
its self-service function course enrollments, course rosters, web forms
for reporting grades, information about your students, departmental
financial information for department chairs, and a course management
system--Luminis MyCNU Course Tools. It is accessed through MyCNU.
Training
Faculty and staff are encouraged to
attend training sessions offered by the Information Technology
Services. These training sessions include SCT Banner, Luminis Calendar
and Mail, FERPA, WebCT, and other best practice in instructional
design. For training schedules and more information, please contact
Shannon Phillips (594-7837 or shannon.phillips@cnu.edu).
Mac Galileo Instructions
Connecting Laptop/VHS/DVD to classroom Projection Systems
Smart Classrooms
Faculty members should contact Barbara Copley ( bcopley@cnu.edu ),
Media Services Coordinator, to be trained on smart classroom equipment
usage. You may call her at 594-7753 to set up an appointment for
training.
WebCT
Backup and Upload Course Content
For PC Users
For Mac Users
Media Center
The Media Center is located in McMurran 126, and supports the
multimedia needs of the university. For consultation on the use of
multimedia material in the teaching-learning process, contact the Media
Center.
Equipment
The Media Center audio-visual pool is available for academic support to
classrooms, labs, and lecture halls, as well as special events and
student projects. Reservations are required for this service. Due to
limited quantity of equipment, forty-eight hour phone notice or memo
request is highly recommended and it is available on a first come first
serve basis. Please call the Media Center Service Desk (594-7136) to
make your equipment reservations.
Facilities
The Media Center has a number of individual listening stations for
patrons. There are also two viewing stations to watch Reserve videos.
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Production
Equipment is available for the production of audio-visual materials.
Faculty and students who furnish their own supplies can make graphic
materials and duplicate non-copyrighted audio or video cassettes.
Digital video production and editing capabilities are available to
support instructional activities and student projects. Production plans
must be made in consultation with the Academic Computing/Media Center
staff.
Collections
The Media Center houses over 6000 videocassettes, CD's, DVD's, sound
recordings, and other audio-visual materials. Holdings can be found on
the Smith Library's online catalog (opens new window).
Copyright Information
Legal Information Institute - U.S. Code Collection
Copyright Law of the United States
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