The social and extracurricular activities on a
campus play an important part in making a more complete educational
experience, and technology can play an important role in creating
and managing these social communities. Therefore, it is important to
understand and appreciate the tools that facilitate electronic
communities on campus, allowing for greater communication,
interaction, and integration within the broad campus milieu.
What percentage of students on this campus
have full-time use of personal computers?
All FSU students have access
to a variety of campus computers. Student computers are available in
open use computer labs, discipline-specific labs, and
selected computer classrooms.
What is the ratio of public access
computers to undergraduate enrollment?
Undergraduate students
have access to 195 computers in open use labs and residence halls,
and an additional 425 in computer class rooms. The ratio of public
access computers to undergraduate enrollment is approximately one
computer for every seven students.
What percentage of students use e-mail and
other software applications on a regular basis?
All FSU students have an
e-mail account.
Does the campus allow personal student Web
pages?
Personal student web pages
are not available at this time.
Is contact information for students,
faculty, and staff readily accessible electronically?
A
staff and
faculty directory is available from the
Office of Human
Resources as well as in the Global Address Book in Outlook.
Students were added to the Address Book during the summer of
2003.
Is there a campus code of behavior for use
of computing resources?
Yes, it is published on
the web.
What social activities and services are
available over the Web?
Information about college events,
sports, and many other activities is accessible through our
web
site.
Are there Web sites for student
organizations and clubs, and are these linked to the campus home
page?
Yes, websites are
available for clubs and
organizations.
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