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Toward the end of the summer, the IT department started a new annual project of testing each of the tech

packs on Southeast campuses. The objective of this project was to ensure instructors would hold their first

class with a minimal of technology related issues. This year, the department was able to test

almost three quarters of all techpacks on campus. That equates to 196 of about

270 techpacks currently installed!

So what’s a TechPack?

To enrich the learning experience, faculty rely on technology channeled through

classroom techpacks. This includes computers, monitors, projectors, microphones,

speakers, SmartBoards, and VCR/DVD players. These items were tested to make

sure they were in working order. Software updates were also applied for the

following programs:

• Windows Updates

• Adobe Flash Player

• Adobe Reader DC

• McAfee

• Java

• Office 2013

• SPSS-24

• Air Server

Access to the updated computer image can only be guaranteed when the faculty

log in used is the techpack credentials assigned to that classroom. For this reason,

it is recommended that instructors not use their personal login information when

using the techpack. This can cause some or all updates to be unavailable for use.

Instructors that do not know the generic techpack login credentials can contact

the head of their department or the IT Help Desk (573-651-4357). These logins

are to be restricted to only official Southeast instructors and are never to be given

out to students or taped to the monitors.

SUMMER

TECHPACK

TESTING

Academic Hall

Art Building

Brandt Hall

Carnahan Hall

Crisp

Dempster

Grauel

Johnson

Magill

Memorial

Parker

Rhodes

Scully

Serena

Kennett

Malden

Sikeston

Building Tested

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