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Academic Technology Lab: Consulting

The ATL is a resource center that makes available the latest new media technologies to faculty and their teaching assistants. ATL staff keep up with emerging technologies to provide the latest commercial tools in areas which have a large impact on teaching and learning, including interactive design, file optimization and compression techniques, Web site design, and the digital acquisition of video, audio, text and images.

The ATL supports coaching and project partnerships as primary techniques for promoting faculty use of academic technology.

Lab staff:

1. Guide faculty as they work on actual projects, providing hands-on technical assistance as well as developing self-help manuals and work aids.
2. Work with faculty to identify teaching and research needs, and then assist in the planning, development, and production of actual projects

ATL Staff

Kimberly Hayworth
Academic Technology Consultant

Kimberly consults with faculty on strategies for integrating technology into teaching and learning. Kimberly has over 10 years of experience in instructional technology. She worked at Loyola Law School as an instructional technology specialist and was a curriculum developer and instructor for the Multimedia University Academy at the University of Southern California. In addition to her background in education, Kimberly spent two years as a producer in a web design and multimedia development firm which specialized in Shockwave games and Flash interfaces. She managed projects for clients such as Warner Bros, E! Online, Nickelodeon, and Fox Family. Kimberly holds a master's degree in French with an emphasis in Educational Technology from Washington State University.

To Make an Appointment

Email:
acomp-consult@lists.stanford.edu with a detailed description of your project and several dates you are available for a consultation.

Lab Location:
Meyer Library
Room 250 (Behind the consulting desk)
(650) 862-3408