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New Faculty

• Faculty Mentoring
  Offers links to resources and programs specific activities designed to guide faculty through the tenure track process.
• Information Services
  Offers training, set up of e-mail and MyFile accounts, and support for research.

Research

• Research
  Northeastern's Research website brings together information and resources about and for researchers at Northeastern. The site offers links to Center & Institutes, faculty researchers, industry partners, information on student research, research guides, facilities and funding opportunities.
• Support for Grants
  The EdTech Center provides support for internally-funded and externally-funded private and public grants. See our Fund Your Project section for information on how EdTech can help you obtain grant funding, and our Custom Projects section for information about Web site development in support of grant-funded projects.
• University Libraries
  Access to Information captures the guiding mission and service ethic of the University Libraries. The Libraries are committed to effectively fulfilling the information requirements of a diverse community of students and faculty engaged in learning, teaching, and research, and the staff who support them.

Teaching/Advising

• Blackboard Workshops and Support
  Northeastern's course management system allows instructors to create, deliver, and manage web-based components for courses. It can be used to add online elements to a traditional course, or to develop completely online courses.

  Information Services Customer Services (ISCS) offers a hands-on Introduction to Blackboard workshop. You may register by calling 617-373-5858 or online at www.help.neu.edu.

  Once you've taken the Introduction to Blackboard workshop, you may take more advanced workshops at the EdTech Center. See our workshops section for a listing of all EdTech workshops. The EdTech Center has also dedicated a section of their website to information for helping you plan, build, and manage a Blackboard course.

  Academic Technology Services maintains a blog where Blackboard Tips for Faculty are posted monthly.

• The Center for Effective University Teaching
  Provides resources for Northeastern faculty and Teaching Assistants including the Chalk Talk column for teachers, publications, TA Tips and information on course evaluation services.
• Campus Media Services
  Campus Media Services provides media equipment, materials from the Media Center's collection, and technical support both for classroom instructional activities and University-related functions. CMS staff also provides training in media equipment operation and advice on selection of media equipment.
• Digital Media Services
  The Media Production Lab is a self-help facility designed to provide the University community with a wide range of graphic and photographic equipment and materials to create a variety of presentation media at minimum cost.
• Disability Resource Center
  Northeastern University is committed to providing support services that enable students with disabilities or who are Deaf or hard of hearing to participate fully in the life of the University community. The DRC strives to create an environment in which all are empowered to make their unique contributions to the rich academic and social life of Northeastern.
• MyNEU Academic Guide
  A portal that serves as a gateway for advisors and students the University's student records system and MyNEU as well as academic resources related to advising and tutoring.
• Online Syllabus Resources Page
  Comprehensive information on creating online syllabi. Was developed in response to the Faculty Senate's approval of the Student Government Association's request that all courses have an online syllabus.
• THE OWL: Northeastern's On-Line/Off-Line Writing Lab
  Northeastern's OnLine/OffLine Writing Lab (also known as the NU OWL) can help you with any level of writing from 1st year English to written assignments in your major. Tutors are experienced graduate students and teachers of writing who will work with you on the writing process - conceptualizing, planning, researching, organizing, drafting, revising, and tips for editing.
• Peer Tutoring Center
  Peer Tutoring teams academically strong students with students who are having trouble mastering their coursework. Tutors can help you with a broad range of courses, depending upon student demand and tutor availability.

Technical

• Information Services Virus and Security Information
  Listing of the latest computer virus threats and security updates.