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Academic Technologies

Welcome to the Academic Technologies website!

Academic Technologies is continuously working to improve the quality of the information available on our website. If you have suggestions about what resources might be useful here, or need to contact someone in Academic Technologies, please email us any time at at@carleton.edu

An increasing number of Academic Technology resources can now be viewed in Carleton's wiki "Carlpedia" at the following address https://wiki.carleton.edu/dashboard.action

Here's a helpful list of what's in each classroom

And as always, don't hesitate to contact us( at@carleton.edu )with any questions!

  • Resources: Helpful Links and Information

    Information, tips and how-tos for commonly used technologies, including Moodle.
  • FAQ and Other Tips and Tricks

    Search our FAQ by category or keyword for help using Moodle and Google Docs in addition to helpful information for new faculty. If you're not sure how to do something or just want to become a more efficient user, check it out!
  • About Academic Technologies

    What does AT do, and how do we support the teaching, learning and research activities of the College?
  • Contact Us

    A more in-depth discussion of the when, why and how of contacting Academic Technologists at Carleton.
  • New Faculty

    What kinds of resources are there available to you as a new member of Carleton's faculty?
  • Leaving Carleton

    Things to think about and do when you are leaving Carleton.

Related Documents

  • 27 April 2012
    This ePub is the same as the PDF version, but is more basic in its format. Like the PDF, it is meant to accompany the May 1, 2012 LTC noon event: Gadgets, Gizmos and Moodle 2: When are they worth it?
    This book is best viewed on an iPad or an iPhone with iBooks installed. It may also be viewed using Adobe Digital Editions (search for free download).
  • 27 April 2012
    This PDF is the same as the ePub version, but is more basic in its format. Like the ePub, it is meant to accompany the May 1, 2012 LTC noon event: Gadgets, Gizmos and Moodle 2: When are they worth it?