Academic Technology currently oversees and maintains 100 enhanced classrooms, 6 enhanced meeting rooms, and 2 enhanced theaters. AT plans, designs, builds, installs, and maintains instructional electronic equipment throughout the campus. The campus television network, electronic classrooms, and mobile electronic teaching platforms are examples of services provided by this area. AT also has a comprehensive electronic/optic/mechanical facility for equipment fabrication, maintenance, and repair.
AT designs, installs, operates, and maintains all radio and television microwave links for the university, including C-band, Ku-band, and DBS satellite connections, an extensive campus cable television network, and a series of teleconference facilities across the campus. Using these services, faculty experiment with new teaching strategies; participate with their classes in satellite-based seminars; and both originate and receive distance education programming from around the state, the nation, and the world. To learn more about these services, visit our Video Conferencing page.
If you are experiencing problems in one of our Enhanced Classrooms, please call the Media Distribution center at 338-1494. We understand that it is difficult to deal with unfamiliar equipment while your class is in session. Be patient with us and we will get you the help you need. Let us know who you are, what classroom you're in and the problem with as much detail as you can give us. Sometimes we can help you over the phone or we will send out someone as quickly as we can. On rare occasions we may need to wait until the classroom has been vacated to fix the problem.
