Technology Enhances Learning
IUPUI is at the forefront of integrating technology and learning. Many of our schools offer classes via the web. Others offer you podcasts - recording of lectures you can download and listen on your computer or portable music device. And many of our courses are available via streaming video on the web, on DVD or broadcast on cable television.
Interested in interacting with students in other countries, right from your IUPUI classroom? Interactive global dialogue courses link you to students in foreign lands for group discussions, assignments and presentations, all using state-of-the-art technology. High-tech systems like the IUPUI-based Internet2 global network link you to your counterparts on the other side of the world.
How about taking classes 21st century style? Almost every course utilizes Oncourse, a web site that allows you to view course materials online, take quizzes and tests, view course syllabi and grades, and much more. As an IUPUI student, you'll use Oncourse often.
The support you need
Computer labs and wireless
IUPUI has several Student Technology Centers (computer labs), which include a 24-hour lab located in the ICTC building. Campus is laptop friendly — all academic buildings have wireless internet access. And, students with disabilities have access to the Adaptive Technology Center which includes adaptive hardware and software.
Free software and discounted computers
Through an agreement with Microsoft, you will have free access to Microsoft Office, which includes word processing and spreadsheet applications. Other software also is available at no cost, including security and antivirus software to help protect your computer. Browse available titles at iuware.iu.edu. You will also enjoy computer deals from several major computer brands.
Tech support and training
Interested in learning about technology or just brushing up on your skills? Several workshops and self-study courses are available at IUPUI, or via the web. And tech support is available via online chat, e-mail, phone, or in person at the Campus Support Center.
