Teaching, Learning & Research

Face-to-face workshops on information technology are available for faculty, staff, and students.

Whether you are thinking about incorporating Blackboard, clickers or Web 2.0 technologies into your courses, converting classroom based activities to a blended format, enhancing your desktop to lab computers, Dartmouth offers several avenues for using information technology in teaching, learning and research. Academic Consultants and Educational Technologists are available to assist faculty and academic administrators.

For assistance contact the following individuals:

Barbara Knauff, Ph.D. Assistant Director of Educational Technologies Educational Technologies Group 603.646.0786
Amanda Albright, BS. Ed., M.S. Sr. Instructional Technologist 603.646.8756 Blog	Susan Bibeau Academic Consultant, Manager Arts & Humanities Resource Center Humanities 603.646.0786
JoAnn Gonzalez-Major, M.S., MBA Sr. Instructional Technologist 603.646.9621 Blog	Nicole Hamilton Team Lead, Academic Consulting Science Division 603.646.3144
LMS Specialist  Vacant	Barbara Mellert, MPH Academic Consultant Social Sciences 603.646.0254
Dan Gottlieb Research Consultant 603.646.6552 email	Robertine Wymans Academic Consultant Arts & Humanities

You may also take advantage of:

• Instructional Design Services – Blackboard, Clickers, iPads and selected Web 2.0 tools, advancing technical skills, or converting a course to a hybrid format
• Research Tools – High performance computing and software resources
• Smart Classrooms & Instructional Centers - learn more about campus resources. You can also email the Classroom Technology group at classroom.technology.services@dartmouth.edu
• Workshops on Information Technology
• Faculty and staff – links to hands-on and demonstration based workshops offered throughout the term
  • Academic Technology Group Workshops
  • Library Workshops
  • Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning (DCAL) Workshops
  • Human Resources Workshops - office based software, business software packages and Banner training
• Students
  • Research Computing Mini Courses
  • Library Workshops
• Researchers
• Gartner - provides decision making research and advice
• Self-guided courses and tutorials
• Common desktop applications
• Blackboard
• Teaching and learning tools
• Administrative Tools

Other Available Services and resources:

• Getting Started with your computer at Dartmouth College
• Research Consultation – UNIX, statistics or scientific computing needs
• Departmental Computing Consultants – desktop and general computing needs