Emory's Center for Interactive Teaching - ECIT
Overview
Emory's Center for Interactive Teaching (ECIT) is located in the center of Emory's main campus within the Woodruff Library. ECIT partners with faculty, staff and students, providing expertise, training and support for creating technology-enhanced materials. Additionally, ECIT supports student training for the completion of digital media assignments. The Center's resources are available to all members of the Emory University community.
Summer 2010 Hours
Monday - Friday: 9 am - 5 pm
(Closed Weekends)
Programs
Throughout the year, ECIT hosts a series of informative discussions, presentations and workshops teaching faculty and researchers how to incorporate instructional technologies into their work. Program subjects cover a variety of topics, ranging from "the appropriate use of technology in teaching" to "how to create and edit digital video." All ECIT programs are designed to build Emory's digital literacy and address the effective use of instructional technologies into teaching and learning.
Emory faculty and graduate
students are invited to attend all seminars, workshops and sessions.
Current programs include: Emory College
Online (ECO); Technology, Pedagogy
and Curriculum (TPC); and ECIT FIRST (Fellowships in Research and Science
Teaching). ECIT has also been a key participant in Emory's University Technology
Service's (UTS) EduCATE (an Educational Conference on Academic Technology
at Emory) Program.
Facilities
ECIT facilities include three "Smart" classrooms and a consultation space called the Teaching Theatre. Other amenities include computer workstations, projection systems, videoconferencing, interactive displays and re-configurable furniture. Teaching spaces are designed to support technology-enhanced interactive collaborative learning. Our staff members are always on-hand to help.