6.4.i. Policies, procedures, and practices to ensure that all candidates have access to
physical and/or virtual classrooms, computer labs, curriculum resources, and
library resources that support teaching and learning
CSU Policies
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The Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) reflects the California State University's
(CSU) ongoing commitment to provide access to information resources and
technologies to individuals with disabilities. This commitment is articulated in
Executive Order 926 (EO 926), the CSU Board of Trustees Policy on Disability
Support and Accommodations: "It is the policy of the CSU to make information
technology resources and services accessible to all CSU students, faculty, staff and
the general public regardless of disability."
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Use of Technology Revised Policy on the Use of Computing and Communications
Technology for Faculty
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Acceptable Use Policy Outlines students’ responsibilities with the use of university
computing and communications resources in a manner that does not infringe on the
rights of others. This includes use of the campus computer labs, campus e-mail and
web resources, campus modems, and campus Internet access.
University Facilities
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Academic Technologies (ATEC)
Academic Technologies provides technical and artistic, professional services in the
academic use of media and technology. ATEC is responsible for classroom
technology and meeting spaces, web services (campus web sites and mobile), graphic
design, media productions, photography, large-format printing, and library copy
center. The innovative and dedicated staff of Academic Technologies supports the
development of the university's high-quality learning environment. They offer
technical and artistic professional services to the campus community.
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CSU, Chico’s Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT)
CELT is one of 23 faculty development centers in the California State University
system. Created in the fall of 1994, CELT’s mission is to enhance student learning
outcomes. CELT and Academic Technologies (ATEC), along with the Technology
and Learning Program (TLP), have teamed up to create video archives of all CELT
workshops.
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The Meriam Library
There are three computer labs in the library, as well as computers scattered
throughout the building for quick lookups. The labs are located on the 1st floor, 2nd
floor, and 4th floor. There are three public computers that don’t require a logon in the
2nd floor lab. Wireless connectivity is available on all floors of the library.
Computers in the Library Labs print to a networked print center in the area.
Access to Information Technology
Program faculty and candidates have access to an extensive variety of information
technology resources including:
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Chico State App All Chico State students have access to a free Chico State app that
includes course information and access to BbLearn and the library.
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Lynda.com All active faculty, staff and student employees now have access to
lynda.com, an online subscription library that teaches the latest software tools and
skills through high-quality instructional videos taught by recognized industry experts.
The campus community can access more than 2,200 training videos on a broad range
of subjects, including business skills, photography, design, music and video, home
computing, animation, and web design and development. New courses are added
every week.