Calling all faculty: the 2023 ASU EdTech Open Houses are underway!
In an effort to keep pace with the rapidly evolving digital landscape, instructors are participating in a series of workshops designed to explore the latest teaching tools and platforms. The goal: create engaging, collaborative learning environments…
UTO Consultant Installs Computer Labs in Underserved Area of Mexico
Marcia Wilbur, a consultant for Drupal development here at Arizona State University in the University Technology Office, has returned from an amazing philanthropic trip to Oaxaca, Mexico. There she helped install computer labs with educational and…
UTO Representation at October's Organizational Excellence Community of Practice
Last week, UTO’s Chief Culture Officer, Christine Whitney Sanchez, and Organizational Change Management Practitioner, Danielle B. Steele, presented to more than 200 audience members in the room and another 90 participants on Zoom at October’s…
Remote Conversations, Style and Substance: An Open Letter from an ASU Faculty Member
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ASU Girls Who Code Answer a Big Question: How Do We Make a Better Pizza through Technology?
When the Girls Who Code club at ASU Preparatory Academy had to suddenly shift from in-person meetings to virtual ones, it wasn’t entirely clear how their projects would continue. But UTO’s volunteer educators took to Zoom to continue the lessons and…
Spring 2021 Software Requests
In preparation for Spring classes, It is the time of year again where UTO will begin planning for classes. If you have software you use to teach your classes, it may not be installed in your classroom unless you request it. It is best to…