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New Printing Kiosks in Dorms
Colonial Printing kiosks are now available in Potomac Hall, South Hall, Ivory Towers, and Phillip Amsterdam Hall. The print service is now available in 42 locations across all GW campuses.
GW Uses Experiential Learning and Video to Shape Health Sciences Professionals
Academic Technologies and School of Nursing discuss the design of the Nursing Simulation Lab.
GW Lecture Capture Upgrade
Starting spring 2014, enhanced features will allow students and instructors to bookmark content, engage in collaborative discussions, and download recorded course content.
GW Wins Award for Cutting-Edge Technology Used in Nursing Simulation Lab
The Nursing Simulation Lab enables students to gain experience in a "virtual hospital" environment.
MOOCs: The Future of Higher Education?
Academic Technologies hosted a discussion on how MOOCs have the ability to add to, not endanger, the current higher education landscape.
About Us
Academic Technologies (AT) identifies, develops, implements, and supports a variety of innovative technology for the enrichment of the academic experience at GW. Through specialized services, such as Blackboard, GW Lecture Capture, and classroom technology support, AT strives to advance GW's enterprise goals for the university community.
Highlighted Services
Blackboard Course Management
GW Lecture Capture
Colonial Printing
Learning Space Design
Faculty Workstation Initiative
Video Production
Blackboard Course Management
Blackboard is a course management system that enables instructors to interact with course materials online. Instructors can post syllabi, assignments, and assessments and also use built-in communication tools, such as the Discussion Board, to promote active learning in their courses. Student grades can be recorded in the Grade Center.
GW Lecture Capture
The GW Lecture Capture service simplifies the course recording process for GW faculty by automating the capture, upload, and delivery of audio and video recordings of lectures.
Colonial Printing
Colonial Printing is a cloud-based, wireless printing service enabling you to print from anywhere on or off campus, and even from your smartphone or tablet.
Learning Space Design
Academic Technologies supports transformative innovations at GW through the incorporation of collaborative design into new and existing academic teaching spaces.
Faculty Workstation Initiative
The Faculty Workstation Initiative (FWI) is a computer refresh program, which provides a quality workstation to one-third of eligible faculty positions each year.
Video Production
Video Production services are available through the Instructional Technology Lab (ITL) to help faculty plan, develop, coordinate, and produce a broad range of multimedia products for broadcasting, DVD distribution, webcasting, and video streaming.
Academic Technologies
Old Main
1922 F Street, NW
Suite 311
Washington , DC 20052
Phone: 202-994-7900 | Fax: 202-994-0028
acadtech@gwu.edu
