Information Technology Services

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The TLMC is part of Information Technology Services (ITS) and is funded by Student Technology Fees. Services are available for NDSU students, staff, and faculty. Fall 2009 Open Lab Hours (IACC150C): Monday - Friday . . . . . . . 9 a.m. - 9 p.m Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 p.m. - 10 p.m.

Location: IACC 150C ~ Phone: 231-5130 ~ E-Mail: Sheree.Kornkven@ndsu.edu

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Walk-in Services

• MULTIMEDIA - Get help with various multimedia activities, including video and audio editing and conversion.
• PLOTTING - Get help with creating and printing large format posters (plots).
• COURSEWORK - Get help with computer-related coursework and projects.
• SKILL-BUILDING - Learn basic or more advanced computer skills via individual tutoring and self-paced learning materials available at the TLMC.

TLMC student learning assistants come from diverse academic fields and possess a wide range of computer skills. Although all learning assistants can work with general computing topics, each learning assistant has specific areas of expertise, which are posted in the lab.

TLMC learning assistants are not equipped to handle hardware repairs and do not support some department-specific specialized software including Mathematica, SPSS, and SAS.

By-Appointment Services

• FACULTY RESOURCES - Instructors who plan to assign projects that involve the use of technology (e.g., videos, Web sites, large format posters, publications) can receive help with project planning, identifying best methods, and coordinating learning and support services for their students. To request services, contact Sheree Kornkven, IACC 150C, 231-6327, Sheree.Kornkven@ndsu.edu
• MEDIA STUDIO AND SERVICES - In addition to our walk-in multimedia services, more specialized services are available upon request. A media studio, located in IACC 150G, is equipped with an audio recording room and an area for video recording. To get started with podcasting, audio or video recording, or digital conversion projects contact Sheree.Kornkven@ndsu.edu

Computer Classes

ITS offers FREE computer classes on a wide variety of popular software applications and technology topics to NDSU students, faculty, and staff.

• Faculty and staff training is provided by Instructional Services.
• Student training is provided by students who work in the TLMC.

Training Files for Short Classes