ArcGIS is the geography platform for your organization, enabling you to create, organize, and share geographic information and tools with anyone by using intelligent online maps and useful apps. These apps run virtually anywhere—on desktops, the web, smartphones, and tablets.

Google Earth lets you fly anywhere on Earth to view satellite imagery, maps, terrain, and 3D buildings, from galaxies in outer space to the canyons of the ocean.

Google Maps are a fun and visual way to help students understand geography concepts, map reading, location, and distance measurement.... Read more about Google Maps

ATG has worked with a variety of courses that have used iPads with students. The applications with which we have worked are listed below. Please contact us if you have any ideas or would like us to research and test apps.... Read more about iPad Apps

Quiz tools allow instructors to create web-based quizzes for courses.... Read more about Quiz Tools

Google Apps for Education is used widely for student collaboration on both a small and a large scale.... Read more about Google Apps

Courses may request to have their sessions recorded (classes, sections, reviews) through the Instructional Media Services Group.... Read more about Lecture Videos

Flickr is an image management and sharing website that can be used for collections of course images.... Read more about Flickr

PowerPoint is the most commonly used tool for in-class presentations.... Read more about Powerpoint

iMovie can be used to create and edit movies by combining video, images, text, voiceover, and effects into a finished piece. Training is available for students and faculty in partnership with the Multimedia Lab in Lamont Library.

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Apple’s iBooks Author has provided a platform for easily creating interactive electronic textbooks. Harvard Professor E.O. Wilson has created a phenomenal example with his biology textbook, Life on Earth.

Academic Technology has been working with a number of courses in the Modern Hebrew Department to move all their materials into an ebook format and combine them with...

Wikis are often used for collaboratively authored course content.... Read more about Confluence Wikis

From 3-dimensional image capture to stereoscopic visualization and from anthropology to biochemistry, 3D imagery can help students understand some concepts and objects much more quickly.

Web-based, interactive timelines provide effective platforms for visualizing, publishing, and researching chronological narratives.... Read more about Timelines