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Making the Student Technology Fee Work for Students

Making the Student Technology Fee Work for Students

Title:Making the Student Technology Fee Work for Students (ID: SER0305)
Author(s):Carolyn H. Gard (Miami University) and Shehab Raed Hashim (Georgia State University)
Topics:Computing Labs, Student Technology Fees
Origin:Southeast Regional Conferences (2003)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Georgia State University implemented the student technology fee primarily to fund ongoing computer lab costs. This session will discuss how the collaborative process has led to campus innovations that otherwise would not be possible, such as a site license for e-training (Element K) and a high-end multimedia production lab for students.
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