Technology Resources at Bard
Technology Resources on the Web

Technology Resources at BARD:
A comprehensive list of technology resources can be found and accessed from Inside Bard by selecting Computing from the menu.

The list below is designed to provide a quick view of frequently accessed resources:

Help Desk
Call x7500 or email helpdesk@bard.edu Email
Info about WebMail (a way to access email when away from campus), managing email accounts and Bard email searches.

Software Downloads
See the page for explanations of the free downloads that may enhance your computing usage.

Webpages
Step-by-step information about how you can create your personal web page.

• Online Journals
  
• Electronic Resources
  
• Reserve Web

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Technology Resources on the Web:
Below is a sample of technology resources available on the web created and supported by faculty and technology staff at other academic institutions.

Email kopyc@bard.edu if you have a site that you would like posted. Visit again to see new postings.

General Info:

The Scout Report - Published continuously since 1994, the Scout Report is one of the Internet's oldest and most respected publications. Published every Friday both on the web and by email, it provides a fast, convenient way to stay informed of valuable resources on the Internet. The Internet Scout Project is located in the Department of Computer Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation.

Explanations and Examples of Technology Tools:

Catalyst - This is an excellent site developed by technology services at the University of Washington. Use it as a reference for explanations and examples of how technology tools can be used in teaching.

Discipline Specific Examples:

The Crossroads Project - Case studies about faculty experiences with integrating technology into teaching in American Studies and related courses. Some of the case studies take an "ecological" approach, considering an entire semester-long course. Others focus upon a single aspect of a course, like a specific assignment or project that incorporated new media technology.

World Lecture Hall - Links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are using the Web to deliver course materials. Searchable by discipline.

Instructional Project Gallery - Examples of multimedia projects in a variety of disciplines developed at the University of Indiana.

Merlot - A free and open resource designed primarily for faculty and students of higher education. Links to online learning materials are collected here along with annotations such as peer reviews and assignments.

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