The
Technology Methods Lab is located in room
127 and 128 of the Schindler Education Center on the UNI
campus. Thirty-one eMac desktop computers are available.
(See additional specifications below.)
Through the Teacher Education Curriculum &
Technology Project and student fee money, the TML was able
to acquire numerous Apple Education Series to build an educational
software base for the lab. Currently, the lab owns more
than 180 different software titles relevant to K - 12 curricular
areas. (Follow the "software" link near the bottom
of this page for more information.)
Desktop
Computers
•eMac 1GHz PowerPC G4
•768MB RAM
•Mac OS X version 10.3, Mac OS 9
•100baseT ethernet
•SuperDrive (DVD-R/CD-RW)
•USB compatible
•Firewire ports
Presentation
Station
•eMac 1GHz PowerPC G4
•768MB RAM
•Mac OS X version 10.3, Mac OS 9
•250MB Iomega Zip drive
•SuperDrive (DVD-R/CD-RW)
•USB compatible
•Firewire ports
•Digital projector with remote for presentations
•VCR
•Elmo Projector
USB
Peripherals
•Iomega Zip 250MB external USB
drives
•UMAX Astra 1220 Scanner
Scanner
•UMAX Astra 1220 Scanner
•600 x 1200 dpi resolution
•36-bit color quality
•USB interface
•UMAX VistaScan TWAIN-compatible driver and plug-in
Laser
Printer
•HP LaserJet 4000 N Printer
•1200 dpi output
•17 pages per minute
•10baseT network connectivity
•100-MHz RISC processor
•8MB memory
•Straight-through paper path option for various
paper sizes and weights
•3x5 to legal size media
•Plain paper, envelopes, transparencies, labels,
and card stock
•Apple
Education Series software (see "Software" page)
•Apple Network Assistant facilitating screen sharing
and other needs
•iMovie, Studio MX, InDesign and Photoshop Elements
•Microsoft Office X
•Web Browsers: Netscape Navigator v7.0 and MS
Internet Explorer v5.2
•Other Internet applications including: Fetch,
Telnet, Real Player One
Labs
& Classrooms
TML
Laboratory
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