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April 6, 2005
Issue No. 68

Table of Contents

• Highlights and Features
  • Important Software Updates
    
  • Make Your PC Secure
    
  • New Stanford Web Resources
    
  • Find It At Stanford
    
  • New Telecommunications Fee
    
  • Multimedia Course in Dorms
    
  • New Version of Grokker
    
  • Streaming Media Services
    
  • Google Tips and Tools
    
  • Free Assistive Technology
    
  • Student Computing Survey 2005
    
  • Your Web Pages and WebAuth
    
  • StanfordYou Enhanced
    
  • Computer Labs for Rent
    

• Library Resources
  • Music E-resources
    
  • Scholars Workshops-Spring
    
  • Black Thought Database
    
  • Literary Studies Database
    
  • New SSRC Web Site
    
  • SSDS Helps with Data
    
  • AIP Backfiles Available
    
  • CSA Illumina on SULAIR Web
    
  • New Web of Science Features
    
  • HighWire Press New Journals
    
  • Cyclopedia of Puzzles
    
  • New NYPL Image Archive
    

• Computing News
  • Software Licensing News
    
  • ATL Helps Faculty and TAs
    
  • CTL Workshops and More
    
  • Recent ATS Projects
    
  • New Wide Format Printer
    
  • Kronos Upgrade
    
  • Online Computer Training
    
  • STARS-Training Registration
    
  • Bookstore Computer Store
    
  • Stanford Joins Calconnect
    

This spring, the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) offers workshops for faculty and graduate students on teaching with technology and more.

Faculty Workshops

CTL's faculty workshops include:

• Engaging Large Classes, Tuesday, April 12, noon-1:30 p.m.
• Getting the Most Out of Your Course Website, Friday, April 1, noon-1:30 p.m.
• Blogs, Wikis, and Forums, Tuesday, May 24, noon-1:30 p.m.

All faculty workshops require pre-registration. For registration details and more information, check the web at:

http://ctl.stanford.edu/

Graduate Student Workshops

Graduate students may find Getting Your Teaching Portfolio Online: A Hands-On Workshop useful, as well as the preceding three-part workshop series on building teaching portfolios that starts in mid-April. For details, see the web at:

http://ctl.stanford.edu/

Individual Consultations

Beyond workshops, the Center for Teaching and Learning offers individual consultations on the pedagogical aspects of technology, and access to external and home-grown technology enhancements for teaching. To learn more, please contact Jeremy Sabol (Academic Technology Specialist, 725-4164, jsabol@stanford.edu) or Marcelo Clerici-Arias (Associate Director for Social Sciences and Technology, 725-0127, marcelo@stanford.edu).