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Colleges and Departments
This section features instructional technology development efforts within colleges and units throughout UT Austin, including material for course websites, discipline-specific instructional resources, and our annual campus-wide IT showcase highlighting current and ongoing projects.
College
of Liberal Arts, Instructional
Technology Services
The College of Liberal Arts provides multimedia and technology support for instruction, including course websites and application development, audio and video services, technology classroom support, student technology assistants, faculty workshops and grants, and bulk equipment purchasing. View an extensive collection of LAITS course website development projects.
College
of Communication, CoComm Creative
The College of Communication CoComm Creative was established with the goal of enabling faculty to enhance the educational experience through the use of state-of-the-art and emerging technologies. The Group offers full service assistance including online course development, audio-visual production and multimedia applications. Various services are offered including media authoring, distance learning, and training in current media production tools.
College
of Engineering, Faculty
Innovation Center
The Faculty Innovation Center (FIC) provides media, instructional, and
faculty
development services in support of engineering faculty to enhance their
teaching, both with and without technology. The FIC crafts unique and
highly
targeted solutions to respond to individual faculty needs, including
instructional design, Web development, graphic design, 3D visualization,
video
production, programming, distance learning, project management, and more.
See examples of FIC's instructional and media development
projects.
College
of Education, Learning
Technology Center
The Learning Technology Center provides current and effective information, communication and multimedia technology facilities and services to the students and faculty of the College of Education. It assists and supports the students and faculty in the use of computing, telecommunications, and other digital technologies in all phases of their insructional and research activities, develops and provides support for research programs in the use of technology in educational settings, and provides leadership in the educational applications of technology within the College of Education, the University, and at the local, state, national, and international level.
College
of Pharmacy, Learning
Resource Center
The LRC supports live two-way and multipoint interactive video conferencing,
analog and digital delivery of recorded pharmacy classes, computer and
audio/visual support for classes, a student computer laboratory, an instructional
materials development facility, a student media library, a computer laboratory
classroom, and training and consulting in a variety of technical areas.
School
of Information, Information
Technology Services
The Information Technology Services group plans, implements, supports, and promotes information technology systems use for School of Information students, faculty and staff. The Information Technology Lab provides access and instruction to the latest computer and AV technology, premium software, and a range of online tutorials. See an example of current projects.
IC2 (Innovation, Creativity & Capital) Institute is an international, transdisciplinary "Think and Do" tank devoted to solving unstructured problems to accelerate wealth and job creation and shared prosperity at home and abroad. As a research unit at the University of Texas at Austin, IC2 is focused on knowledge exploration, dissemination, and application across a broad range of academic and applied areas.
Information
Technology Services, Enterprise Information Services
Enterprise Information Services (EIS) develops, evaluates, and provides tools and infrastructure for information systems, including resources for the retention, management, and access of University records, and the framework and support for UT Direct, the University's secure portal to administrative services. EIS also recruits, hires, and trains technical staff to assist offices with information needs, and empowers clients by helping them transform data into useful information. See an example of current projects.