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Graduate Lab for Teaching and TechnologyWhat is GradLab?The Graduate Student Lab for Teaching and Technology (GradLab) opened in September 1999 and is currently housed in Eads Hall room 15. GradLab is a place and an opportunity 1) to produce Web-based materials for use in WU courses in a well-equipped collaborative graduate student lab setting, 2) to develop WebWorkshops for graduate students interested in learning to use the Web for professional development, and 3) to pilot more advanced teaching technology projects. The Arts & Sciences Computing Center maintains the lab.Who is Eligible to Use GradLab?All graduate students of the Arts and Sciences who are currently or will soon be teaching assistants for a Washington University course may request access by registering with the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. However, all students who wish to have access must have prior knowledge of how to create and publish Web pages. Please read the guidelines on the use of the Gradlab before registering with the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. |
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