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Technology Services

Facilities and Resources

Building is completely wireless and includes:

• Teleconference classroom
• Technology wing containing 1 classroom, a digital video editing lab and one MAC lab
• Student computer labs on the first floor in the classroom wing
• Modern Curriculum and Materials Center
• Speech and Hearing wing containing graduate student workroom, Audiology Screening Lab, and Augmentative Communication lab and client waiting area
• Two wireless laptop carts

Information and Communication Technology

• SOE Plasma Display on the first floor used to provide information to students, faculty and visitors
• All students and faculty have access to campus email, intranet, Banner, and Blackboard
  Technology Programs of Study
• The Teacher Education Program offers two undergraduate level technology based courses to prepare future teachers for 21st century teaching with technology
• Graduate Education Technology Program provides 18079 Computer Education Endorsement and 077 (Instructional Technology Specialist) license. Graduate Online Instructional Design Program is a new program designed for students wishing to become proficient with learning to design and deliver online learning communities.

Assessment Systems by the School of Education

• WeaveOnline - campus wide web-based assessment management system that helps to manage accreditation, assessment, planning, and quality improvement processes
• Foliotek - web-based assessment management and portfolio system for School of Education programs, unit and student performance assessment, data and reporting systems

Technology Committee

This faculty led committee provides leadership in the area of technology access, integration, utilization, and professional development for SOE faculty, staff, students and partner educators. The committee evaluates the state of technology annually, assists in planning and conducting technology professional development and recommends changes or purchases for the School of Education.

Technology Service to Public Schools

The School of Education faculty consistently partners with its public school partners to assist with professional development and academic planning programs designed to enhance student performance outcomes. Technology faculty members are currently working with Hillside High School teachers and students to increase skills and tools appropriate for integration into the senior high school graduation project.

Faculty members are also currently providing technology training workshops to teachers enrolled in the Leave No Educator Behind Program.

For more information contact:

Deborah B. Eaton, Director of Technology Services
Office Phone: (919) 530-6416
Email: deaton@nccu.edu

 

 

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