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Office of Information Resources and Educational Technology (IRET)
IU School of Medicine
Educational Technology
The Education Technology (ET) group with IRET provides support for all forms of classroom and distance learning technology. The group manages the IUSM ANGEL server at daly.medicine.iu.edu. This server is a Web-based course management and collaboration portal for IUSM faculty and students. The ANGEL system provides a flexible way to provide student access to resources from home. It is closely integrated with other IUSM online services, such as those provided by the Medical Library, and the pedagogical services provided by the Medical Education and Curricular Affairs (MECA). ET also provides audio streamed recordings of lectures in the major classrooms.
The ET group provides videoconferencing services and video streaming in classrooms and throughout the medical campus, as well as consulting throughout IUSM. The group has videoconferencing rooms in the library, as well as a mobile videoconferencing unit, that can be scheduled by calling (317) 274-1531 or using the online Web form at www.medlib.iupui.edu/techsupport/vc/. The ET videoconferencing equipment connects students to IUSM centers throughout the state, all IU campuses, Clarian network sites, public Project Athena sites throughout the state, and Internet sites throughout the world.
ET provides consulting on educational technology projects, including the technical information necessary for use of the ANGEL server for distance leaning, and classroom design for optimal use of technology. See et.medicine.iu.edu for detailed information.
Advanced Technology Collaboratory (ATC)
As a multimedia hub and technology gateway, the Advanced Technology Collaboratory (ATC) helps students, faculty, and staff explore new horizons in medical education. The ATC provides a networked learning environment that delivers information through video, audio, medical imagery, and variety of digital resources.
Faculty, students, and staff will find many media materials and services that support the curriculum and enhance learning. Services offered include individual computer support and guidance, IU Ware CD-ROMs for purchase, and 24-hour computer access.
Technology available includes computers with productivity software, internet and email access. Additional ATC computers have faculty productivity software designed to improve tutorials, PowerPoint presentations, web and ANGEL presentations. This diverse, interactive learning environment is linked to a full range of professional services and support through Information Resources Educational Technology (IRET). Faculty can utilize IRET's expertise to create, customize, and acquire learning materials and to review and evaluate education software. Located across the hall from the ATC, the computer tutorial lab provides a custom network of 18 computer workstations, especially suited for demonstrations, training sessions, and hands-on sessions in a structured setting. The tutorial lab integrates specialized software for computer classrooms, full network and Internet access, and advanced production and multimedia display capabilities. When not scheduled for classroom use, the lab is available for individual use 24 hours a day. Forty additional computers with the same configuration are available in the Medical Library.
Learning Resource Center hours of operation (exceptions will be posted):
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Presentation Technology Services (PTS)
Do you need a way to project your PowerPoint presentation or magnify cellular images for a large group? Have you considered getting instantaneous feedback from your audience? With Advanced Learning Technology, you can captivate your audience and make your message more meaningful.
Our audiovisual technicians and the latest equipment can play an important role in the delivery of powerful multimedia communications. By combining your content with the right tools and PTS's individualized service, you'll deliver hard-hitting, memorable presentations.
You don't have to be an audiovisual expert to use our equipment. Our skilled professionals are available to explain the essentials or to operate the equipment, allowing you to concentrate on your presentations. We go beyond the service you'll find anywhere else.
Presentation technologies available include:
The mission of the Ruth Lilly Medical Library is to meet the information needs of the school's faculty, students, and staff throughout the state. Additionally, the library serves all other personnel in the Indiana University Medical Center as well as practicing Indiana health professionals.
The library provides print and electronic access to over 2,300 journals, with additional titles accessible via agreements with other Indiana University libraries. In addition, the library provides electronic access to over 20 bibliographic databases and over 90 books, including such well-known titles as Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine and Scientific American Medicine. Additional database access is provided via agreements with other Indiana University libraries. Printing and photocopying are available for a fee. Copy/print cards are available at the circulation desk, or students may set up an account to use the Indiana University OneCard as a debit card.
Items not available in the library's collection may be requested via our Document Delivery Service, available at no charge for most requests. Delivery of articles held by the library is available for a fee. Many items can be delivered as electronic files directly to a personal computer.
The library's Information Services faculty and staff provide basic assistance with accessing materials and with reference questions. In-depth consultation and individualized training on basic database searching and electronic resource utilization are also available. Online reference assistance is available via e-mail. Library faculty participate in the design and implementation of the School of Medicine's competency-based curriculum, and are available to teach individual classes or complete courses.
Ruth Lilly Medical Library hours of operation (summer hours vary; exceptions will be posted):
Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–midnight
The Ruth Lilly Medical Library is located in the Medical Research and Library Building, IB 100.
Library Administration telephone: (317) 274-1404
Web site: www.medlib.iupui.edu
Visual Media: Medical Illustration and Creative Media Services
The Office of Visual Media has been the comprehensive media production center for the Indiana University School of Medicine since 1934. The creative professionals at Visual Media work with the faculty and staff to assess and determine their ideas in communicating medical and health science concepts and information. Using graphic design, medical illustration, photography, sculpture and video/multimedia, our specialists create original, innovative and engaging visuals solutions that promote clinical care, education and research. From creating medical illustrations for publication, to designing a PowerPoint presentation or producing a multi-language interactive CD-ROM complete with animations, our experienced professionals can help you with any media project:
Telephone: (317) 274-7478
Julie McGowan, Ph.D., Associate Dean
Lola Thompson, Director of Administration and Finance
Virginia Marschand, Financial Manager
Educational Technology
Jim Morgan, Director
John Gill, Associate Director
Michael Bangert, Database Analyst/Programmer
Mike Lentz, Computer Operations Administrator
Paul Fleenor, Coordinator of Technical Services, Presentation Technologies Services
Jeremy McElroy, Assistant Coordinator of Technical Services, Presentation Technologies Services
Sean Moser, Videoconferencing Coordinator
Medical Libraries and Learning Resource Center
Julie McGowan, Ph.D., Director
Sue London, Executive Associate Director
Bob Brault, Circulation Manager
Tom Emmett, Clinical Informationist
Doug Bartlow, Coordinator of Learning Resources
Fran Brahmi, Curriculum and Education Coordinator
Carole Gall, Development Officer
Rick Ralston, Document Delivery Coordinator
Kellie Kaneshiro, Information Services Coordinator
Jim Morgan, Information Systems Coordinator
Peggy Richwine, Outreach Coordinator
Nancy Eckerman, Special Collections Coordinator
Amy Hatfield, Systems Librarian
Thomas Weinzerl, Director
Paul Hagan, Associate Director
Marilyn Hughes, Administrative Assistant
David Jaynes, Photography Supervisor
Patrick Collins, Graphic Design Supervisor
Diane Hook, Video/Multimedia Production Manager
Denise Mehner, Computer Slide Imaging (PowerPoint, etc.)
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Office of Creative Services
Von Lee 319
517 East Kirkwood Avenue
Bloomington, IN 47408-4060
(812) 855-5121
Comments: ocs@indiana.edu
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