New App Helps Students, Faculty and Staff Find the Right Technology
A new Web application at its.uark.edu/tech-selector helps students, faculty and staff work smarter and faster with instant guidance on options for teaching online, managing files, doing research, creating videos, working from home and more.
Users select student, faculty or staff and what they want to accomplish. After clicking "See the tech tools," a personalized, printable list is generated with links to step-by-step instructions and support information. This list can also be emailed to the user for easy access anytime.
For questions or suggestions, email webteam@uark.edu with Tech Selector in the subject line.
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