Information Technology Resources

As part of their educational experience, SUNY Cortland students are introduced to new technologies so they can successfully develop technological competencies and the ability to identify, access, and critically evaluate information.

For students to develop information and computer literacy skills, they must be exposed to appropriate technologies throughout the curriculum. Faculty and students must have easy access to information and technology throughout campus. Technical support must be readily available. Faculty must incorporate new technologies into courses to enrich the learning experience. The Library must have adequate and up-to-date traditional and electronic resources.

New technologies enable learning to take place in innovative ways and in formats never before possible. Instruction taking place at Cortland has the potential to be delivered to remote sites anywhere. Through interactive video and the Internet, SUNY Cortland has the ability to bring the "virtual" classroom experience to students who cannot physically come to Cortland.

Educational Technology Resources:

• SUNY Cortland Webcasts
• Information and Technology Checklist for New Faculty
• SUNY Advanced Learning and Information Services (ALIS)
• Distance Learning Update
• Center for the Advancement of Technology in Education (CATE)
• SUNY Learning Network
• USB Flash Instructions
• Impatica for PowerPoint makes it easy to create narrated presentations and deliver them to essentially any Internet device without plug-ins. Impatica allows an html presentation with up to a 95% compression, giving user compatibility for all platforms.

Related Information:

• Information Resources Environment & Mission Statement
• Information Resources 2007-2008 Annual Report
• Information Resources 2007-2008 Annual Report Appendices
• 2007-2010 Information Resources Strategic Goals
• Information Resources Project Teams 2007
• Information and Technology at SUNY Cortland
• Electronic Bill of Rights
• 2008 Horizon Report