Collaborating with faculty and students to explore questions of pedagogy, practice, and technology.
Issue to Address Possible Solutions How do I download Microsoft Office to my device? Downloading Office 365 (Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Teams…) I have a meeting in Teams. How do I join it? Teams meeting as a student I want to meet with classmates for study groups. How can I host one virtually? See Hosting Virtual […]
Student Technology Assistants (STAs) are offering a series of workshops crafted specifically for students for working on academic and personal digital projects. To view workshop details and to register, visit the links below or our Facebook page. Please bring a device to the workshop. All events begin at 7pm in Andrews Digital Studio (unless otherwise noted). Audacity Monday, September […]
Voyant Tools is an open-source, web-based text analysis program. Its intuitive platform is easy to use for scholars new to text analysis. You can open and upload a document from your computer, copy and paste a website URL, or directly paste the text for Voyant to analyze. Voyant creates word clouds that users can hover […]
Saturday, April 27th from 8am to midnight storytellers, developers, artists, and other creatives interested in XR (Extended Reality or an umbrella term for Mixed, Augmented, and Virtual Reality) were brought together at Institute for the Future (IFTF) in Palo Alto, California. Garage Stories is an organization bringing people from various fields together to create and […]
Tutorials and Guides Wooster’s Wiki on Audacity Audacity User Manual How to Record and Edit a Podcast in Audacity (YouTube) Audio for Projects and Assignments Sound Studio Guides Basic Recording with Audacity (in the Sound Studio) Extended Instructions using Audacity (in the Sound Studio) Software Installation Audacity (for Windows and Mac) LAME for Linux/Unix users […]
RAWGraphs is a web-browser based data visualization tool that is easy to navigate for users unfamiliar with statistics and data sets. When you get to the landing page, the first thing you will see is the RAWGraphs logo and two options: “USE IT NOW!” and “Fork it on GitHub”. The most reliable option is “Use […]
Check out Wooster’s web page about Symposium. Please check the symposium guidelines, posters are not the only presentation option at Symposium and there may be a better option available to show off your research. You might also want to consider participating in the the CoRE Awards. Consider registering for Creating a Poster for Symposium for […]
Learn how to use ZapWorks Designer to add cool AR affects to your research poster. ZapWorks is free for personal accounts (non-commercial usage) for up to 5 affects. After that, it costs $1.50 per zap code or less if bought in bulk. Not sure what to put on your research poster? Visit our post about […]
Need to listen to a story or play for a class? Want to use the audio for a project or research? You don’t need to open your wallet or ask for permission to use any of it.LibriVox is an archival website containing audio books of plays and stories that are free domain. All materials are […]
Not sure how to start that research poster or club advertisement? Start with a coloe scheme! Coolors.co is an easy to use color scheme generator for those who don’t know anything about color schemes. Color schemes set the tone for advertisements, posters, or websites and creates a first impression to your audience. Visit their website […]
