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Technology and Instructional Support

Click any of the following questions to jump to the response. These are the most frequent questions we receive about technology and instructional support issues, but if your specific question isn't answered here, please contact us!

Where do I go to have copies made?    Where can I get chalk for the classroom and blue books for exams?    How can I get a TV/VCR/DVD Player (Smart Cart) for my classroom?    Who do I call regarding computer problems in my classroom?    How do I reserve a room for my classes in the Academic Computing Center?    How do I schedule a library orientation session for my classes?    What’s the college’s internet policy?    What is the SCCC list, and how do I get on it?    I’ve stopped receiving emails from my students. Why?    Can adjuncts teach distance education courses?


Where do I go to have copies made?

If you wish to have someone do your copying for you, bring the original to your department administrative assistant(s) at least 24 hours before your class meeting. Copies requested less than 24 hours in advance cannot be guaranteed. However, if you wish to do your copying yourself, a copier and access code must be provided to you. See your academic department chairs and/or department administrative assistants for copy codes and access to the copier.     [back to top]

Where can I get chalk for the classroom and blue books for exams?

Blue books for essay examinations, pieces of chalk, and whiteboard markers for your classrom are available through your department administrative assistants.      [back to top]

How can I get a TV/VCR/DVD Player (Smart Cart) for my classroom?

For audiovisual equipment, call Media Services at:

Ammerman
Eastern
Grant

451-4189*
548-2542*
851-6742*

 
* from a campus phone, dial just the last four digits

Similarly, if you would like to reserve a Smart Classroom for your class, see your academic chair or your building administrator. You also read the college's full Technological Guide on the Suffolk website.      [back to top]

Who do I call regarding computer problems in my classroom?

Monday through Friday during the day, adjunct faculty, librarians, PAs, and counselors can call the ETU (Educational Technology Unit) for computer classroom assistance.

Ammerman
Eastern
Grant

451-4854*
548-2607*
851-6331*

 
* from a campus phone, dial just the last four digits

Unfortunately, not all buildings or campuses have ETU PAs on duty in the evenings at this time. For instance, there is a PA on duty for the 3rd floor of the Riverhead Building in the evenings until 10:00 p.m. because of the number of technology labs located there. So, someone working in Islip 201 may call over there for assistance in the evenings. Please call the appropriate ETU office for your campus to find out if there is ETU evening support in your building or on your campus.     [back to top]

How do I reserve a room for my classes in the Academic Computing Center?

Each campus has computing centers with PCs and Mac computers with various software. At the Ammerman Campus, the computing center is located in the basement of the Huntington Library; on the Eastern Campus in the Orient Building, Room 237; and at the Grant Campus in the Sagtikos Building, Room 141.

For hours of operation, and to reserve a computer lab for your classes, call the following:

Ammerman
Eastern
Grant

451-4211*
548-2612*
851-6556*

 
* from a campus phone, dial just the last four digits

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How do I schedule a library orientation session for my classes?

Call the librarians on your campus, and be prepared to give them information about your classes’ needs, so that they may tailor the instruction classes accordingly.

Ammerman
Eastern
Grant

451-4800*
548-2536*
851-6744*

 
* from a campus phone, dial just the last four digits

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What’s the College’s internet policy?

Your email account through SCCC belongs to the college and it is one of the “official” ways the college communicates with employees. It could be monitored if inappropriate use is suspected. Check the college’s Computer Use Policy for details. If you are concerned about the privacy of your personal emails, it may be advisable to have your personal and private emails sent to a different email address separate from the school.      [back to top]

What is the SCCC list, and how do I get on it?

The “SCCC list” is an email listserv for the faculty, administration, and staff of Suffolk County Community College through which faculty and administrators can communicate information, events and comments about a variety of issues, some College related, some not. Contact Kevin McCoy on the Ammerman Campus (451-4172) to have your email address added to the listserv.      [back to top]

I’ve stopped receiving emails from my students. Why?

One reason may be that your email inbox is too full. It is very important that you delete old and unnecessary email from your account on a regular basis. If your mailbox becomes too full, it will begin rejecting emails sent to your address.      [back to top]

Can adjuncts teach distance education courses?

Adjuncts are welcome to teach distance education (DE) classes, and are entitled to paid course development time and training. For more information about becoming a DE instructor, see your academic chair. Also check the Faculty Association contract, Appendix J, for the contractual provisions on distance ed.      [back to top]

 

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