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OEIT maintains four physical Experimental Learning Environments (ELE) and a small pool of laptops for flexible deployment for innovative curricula. These spaces are intended as incubators for testing new or different technologically enhanced pedagogical paradigms. We host a suite of technologies, applications and tools in these physical spaces. |
OEIT
Service description
elel-consult@mit.edu |
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Classrooms with individual workstations for each student plus an instructor's workstation which can be projected to the class can be scheduled. |
Registrar Schedules Office
Service description
617-253-4788
schedules@mit.edu
Submit a web request |
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Classrooms with individual workstations for each student plus an instructor's workstation which can be projected to the class can be scheduled. |
Registrar Schedules Office
Service description
617-253-4788
schedules@mit.edu
Submit a web request |
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State-of-the-art facilities with complete technical support for the delivery of distance education classes. |
Libraries AMPS
Service description
617-253-7603
amps-info@mit.edu |
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The MIT GIS lab, located in Rotch Library, 7-238, provides hardware, software, and a collaborative environment for working with geospatial information. |
Libraries/ DUE OEIT
Service description
gishelp@mit.edu |
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Host lectures, presentations, special events, and meetings in advanced distance education and videoconferencing facilities that accommodate between 10 and 100 people. |
Libraries AMPS
Service description
617-253-7603
amps-info@mit.edu
Submit a web request |
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The Access Grid is an integrated presentation environment which supports large-scale collaborations from distributed meetings, seminars, lectures, to tutorials and training. It provides high-quality, real-time audio and video over high speed networks to facilitate group to group communications, both formal and informal, and interfaces with grid middleware and visualization environments. |
Libraries AMPS
Service description
617-253-7603
amps-info@mit.edu |
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General use computing labs maintained by Information Services and Technology. |
IS&T
Service description
617-253-4435
acis-team@mit.edu |
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To better support new pedagogical models that encourage student collaborative work, several experimental student computing clusters have been designed which provide access to features such as wireless access, large wall-mounted LCD displays, white boards/projection systems with digital capture and modular soft furniture. |
DUE OEIT
Service description
acis-team@mit.edu |
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The New Media Center, 26-139, provides the MIT community the tools necessary to produce multimedia projects, such as digital video, photo scanning and manipulation, web authoring, and more. The NMC is a "do-it-yourself" cluster of macintosh computers with a variety of multimedia software packages. |
DUE OEIT
Service description
nmc-consulting@mit.edu |
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The Windows Cluster in 37-312 is a specialized cluster which contains twenty-five high-performance Dell workstations running WinAthena. |
DUE OEIT
Service description
acis-team@mit.edu |
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The Windows Cluster in 37-312 is also equipped for visualization and engineering graphics work. It is a specialized cluster which contains twenty-five high-performance Dell workstations running WinAthena, with common visualization and engineering software installed. |
DUE OEIT
Service description
acis-team@mit.edu |
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MIT AV maintains and services all installed Presentation Technology Systems in classrooms maintained by the schedules office. |
Audio Visual Services
Service description
617-253-2808
avorders@mit.edu
Submit a web request |
