Resources for Students

Center for Instructional Technology

     The Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) occupies the entire lower level of Hasseltine Hall. Established in 1994,the Center consists of the Samuel K. Robert Computer Center, the Media Center and the Multimedia Lab. TheCenter serves the Bradford College community by providing easy access to instruction and information through a variety of Computer, Media, Multimedia and Communications technologies.
     Classes are offered in the Robert's Computer Center including an Introduction to Computers, Statistics, Accounting, Finance and Writing. In addition, the Center is responsible for supporting the curriculum through training faculty and staff in computer applications and through providing technical support in each class given at the Computer Center. Students have access to 31 work stations for internet access and usage of non-curriculum applications ranging from word processing, spreadsheets, to desktop publishing and graphic presentation software.
     The Media Center provides the necessary resources for the audio/ visual support of the academic programs of the college, as well as provide support to the various electronic media outlets on campus, such as TV production and radio broadcast.
     The Multimedia classroom furnishes state-of-the-art technology and support for the Graphic Arts, Video Production and Multimedia curriculum.The classroom is fully integrated with computers and software that meet the requirements of both Desktop Publishing and Non-linear Digital Video Editing environments.