Technology on Campus
Connecting
Smart Classrooms include over 105 internet connected classrooms and lecture halls, as well as multimedia facilities such as The ATLAS Institute and Eaton Humanities building.
Clicker Technology isa popular teaching tool, clicker technology allows students to participate in classes and answer questions using hand-held devices.
Computer Labs & Internet Kiosks include more than 60 computer labs and 75 internet kiosks. Student computer labs on campus are available to all students and some are located in residence halls.
Wireless Internet Access can be found in almost all buildings on campus, in popular campus life locations, and in most residence halls.
Learning
The ATLAS Institute offers multidisciplinary courses that blend components of our multimedia world in a variety of media- and discipline-specific areas.
Arts and Sciences Support of Education Through Technology (ASSETT) provides training resources to faculty and students, and assists A&S units with tech-related needs.
The Anderson Language Technology Center (ALTEC) is a state-of-the-art facility supporting the study of language and cultures in an inviting atmosphere.
Tools
ITS Quick Start is your technology support resource on campus. ITS Quick Start helps you efficiently tap into a comprehensive suite of IT services offered on the CU-Boulder campus. Go to site >
CUConnect is a secure web site where enrolled students can access information about their records and conduct business with the university, including:
- Announcements
- Course schedules
- Grades
- Billing
- WebFiles
- Student employment listings
- Registrar forms
- News and events
A personal computer is recommended if it is financially feasible for you. ITS Quick Start has devised a recommended shopping list of everything you might need for computing at CU-Boulder. See list >
- Academic discounts are available on computers and software through the CU-Boulder Bookstore.
- Students who intend to purchase a computer and wish to have its cost included in their financial aid calculations are encouraged to consult the Office of Financial Aid before purchasing a computer.
