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Many MIT courses have web presences in the form of managed class spaces in MIT's Stellar course management system, free-form course web sites served through Athena course web lockers, all the way to publishing an MIT course to the outside world via MIT's OpenCourseWare initiative.

  • Stellar
    Description MIT's course management system that provides a secure framework to support teaching and learning.  Features include ready-to-use website, class materials management, homework management, easy communication with students, section setup and management, and access control.
  • Athena Course Lockers
    Description Course lockers are Athena shared directories that can be used to store class materials, datasets, or specialized applications which can then be accessed or run from Athena workstations.
  • OpenCourseware (OCW)
    OCW makes the educational materials used in the teaching of virtually all of MIT subjects available on the Web, free of charge, to any user, anywhere in the world.  Courses are published after the semester they are taught.OCW (need to check with Vijay, Jerry whether okay to exclude)

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Multimedia, Software, and Digital Documents

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  • Using licensed software
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  • Making custom software
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  • Video capture and production
    Description Lecture capture and advanced digital editing services are available at competitive prices.
  • Copyright clearance
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    Copyright guidelines for putting course materials up on the web.
  • E-reserves
    Description Support for providing electronic course readings for Stellar class web sites.

Learning Spaces

Technology-enabled places to teach and learn

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Teaching with Technology is a collaborative effort led by ACCORD, the Academic Computing Coordination Group. Sponsored by the Dean for Undergraduate Education's Office of Education Innovation and Technology (OEIT), Information Services and Technology (IS&T), and the Libraries, it brings together the many educational technology service providers from these group and other Departments, Centers, and Labs on a regular basis to share information and collaborate on projects and services that support teaching and learning at MIT. To find out more about ACCORD, see https://web-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/accord/Image Removed or email accord@mit.edu.

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