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Information technology is an integral part of the seminary’s mission and plays a key role in the future of theological education. Voice, data and video applications continue to be important in supporting the operations of the entire campus including the library, classrooms, offices and residence areas. In addition to enhancing opportunities for engaging in more effective research, for improving current course offerings and for expanding internal and external communications, the seminary is exploring ways of extending educational programs with information technology where these are appropriate. An increasing number of courses feature Residential Course Web Sites as a way of enhancing the learning experience. Students registered for these courses supplement classroom experience with participation in electronic discussion groups, quizzes, and projects. Through personal computers with internet capability and from campus locations, including computer labs in Valentine Hall and Wentz Library, students have on-line access to course materials and assignments, selected reserve readings, and links to recommended web sites.
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IT Knowledgebase and FAQ
