Academic Technology Lab
This resource center, located on the first floor of Meyer Library, is for faculty and teaching assistants who want to integrate technology into their teaching and enhance their students' learning. ATL staff provide consulting and training on a variety of different technologies, including PowerPoint presentations, digital video and audio, email lists and course Web sites, as well as course management systems like CourseWork and Web-based discussion tools like panFora. To make an appointment with ATL staff, send a request to acomp-consult@lists.stanford.edu. For more information, contact Kim Hayworth at kimhwrth@stanford.edu or 725-5523.

Academic Technology Specialists Program
Academic Technology Specialists in various departments in the Schools of Earth Sciences, Education, and Humanities and Sciences help faculty use technology for teaching and learning. These Academic Technology Specialists collaborate with librarians and other computing staff in SULAIR and other campus organizations to deliver content-related assistance. Information about workshops, projects, and Academic Technology Specialists is on the Web at http://acomp.stanford.edu/atsp/. For further assistance, contact Makoto Tsuchitani by calling 725-2679 or sending email to mako@stanford.edu. If your department doesn't have an ATS, contact the Academic Technology Lab to learn more about the help they provide or send email to kimhwrth@stanford.edu.

Center for Teaching and Learning
The CTL provides assistance to faculty and TA's in incorporating technology into their courses. This includes everything from guidance and recommendation on computer hardware and software to innovative and pedagogically sound uses of technology to help reach students with different learning styles. For more information, contact Marcelo Clerici-Arias at marcelo@stanford.edu.

Language Lab
The Language Lab, located on the second floor of Meyer Library, provides resources, facilities, and support for language instruction and learning. This includes instructional materials in over 90 languages, specialized learning/teaching equipment and facilities, ways to develop your own instructional materials, and support and consulting services for faculty and TA's. For more information, contact Joseph Kautz, 725-1615, jkautz@stanford.edu.

Scholars Workshops
Green Library offers a Wednesday afternoon series of Scholars' Workshops featuring electronic information resources in the Humanities and Social Sciences. The workshops are designed for faculty and graduate students, as well as undergraduates with research interests, but are open to all the Stanford community. No registration is required. For more information, please contact Malgorzata Schaefer at (650) 723-9275 or mschaefe@stanford.edu.