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Home to the Faculty Technology Center, Academic Technology provides training and support for learning technologies at CSUN, including:
February 6, 2019
The idea of letting a computer make decisions that have an immediate and direct impact on a patient’s medical health — not too easy to digest. But then, think about it, is it not already happening? Read more about medical applications powered by machine learning.
January 8, 2018
The Faculty Center is where faculty can view class rosters & wait lists, manage permission numbers, and enter grades. Find out how! Read more about the Faculty Center
December 18, 2018
Higher education institutions offer students the opportunity to improve their research capabilities by working in the virtual world. Read more about how VR is improving research capabilities
November 28, 2018
Technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR) are rapidly expanding opportunities for teaching and learning, and they are giving college administrators new and different ways to track student outcomes. Read more about AI and VR in higher ed
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The Adobe Creative Cloud is available (at no additional charge) on all Faculty and Staff university-owned computers, labs and classroom devices. Find out more!
Check out our Digital Stories video series, showcasing technology innovation at CSUN. In the current spotlight, Mariano Loza-Coll, a biology professor and Academic Technology Fellow, discusses the university's exploration of the potential uses of artificial intelligence for teaching and research. Learn more about CSUN's A.I. exploration.
