Technology Resources
Morehead State University, through the offices of Information Technology provides a variety of computing resources in support of instructional, administrative, alumni, and research activities. Several mini-computer systems and other servers are maintained to support Web, e-mail, and other academic and administrative functions. Over 2,200 microcomputers located in classrooms, labs, and offices are replaced on a regular cycle to maintain state-of-the-art desktop technology across campus.
The University maintains over 35 networked student labs/classroom facilities available to students throughout the campus, including two open access computer labs. All instructional facilities, residence hall rooms, and administrative facilities are attached to a campus telecommunications backbone that provides high-speed data access to local, state, national, and international networks through the Internet. Additionally, all classroom buildings and selected commons areas across campus provide secure wireless access to the high-speed backbone.
Access to student services such as course registration, financial aid processing and fee payments is available to students and prospective students through the campus Web site at www.moreheadstate.edu. The University's instructional programs utilize computing resources for programming, problem solving, computer-assisted instruction, simulation, record keeping, word processing, electronic mail, research, and other activities.
Other technology resources available to students include free voice mail and e-mail service, as well as free local phone service and digital cable television services to students living in a residence hall. Various instructional seminars are offered by the Office of Information Technology to instruct staff and faculty in the effective use of the various technology resources available at MSU.