CIT staff help faculty explore, develop and evaluate innovative ways to use technology and new pedagogies to meet their teaching goals. CIT’s Academic Technology Consultants work with individual faculty, faculty groups, departments and serve on university-wide committees.
In 2014–15, CIT responded to 845 requests for information and/or consults. Here’s a brief snapshot of our consulting work this past year (note — mouse over each area to see more information)
Science and Math [21%]
Social Science [12%]
Health Science [24%]
External [4%]
Administration [7%]
Humanities [23%]
Arts [4%]
Engineering [3%]
Business and Law [2%]
Teaching and Learning [11%]
Education Technology [9%]
Online Teaching [40%]
Sakai (LMS) [40%]