Instructional Technology
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The Office of Instructional Technology is a division of Information Technology falling under the direction of Dan Weiss. Instructional Technology is comprised of two full time staff members, Stuart Miller and Arnold Diaz .
Instructional Technology serves the entire Law School community - faculty, staff and students. Instructional Technology works closely with those Ethical Lawyering, Mediation, Negotiation and Trial Advocacy faculty who use videotaping as an instructional tool. We support other faculty, as well as staff and students, by providing audio visual support equipment such as microphones, laptop computers, VCR and DVD players, document cameras and multimedia projectors for class and special event presentations. We purchase pre-recorded video programs and record off-air TV and radio programs of interest to faculty. We create digital audio and video recordings for the law school's intranet. We also record classes as requested by faculty and make those recordings available on-line or on-reserve in the Rains Library.
Instructional Technology is located in the Girardi building. Our facilities include: the Robinson Court Room (G102), a four-camera multimedia courtroom/video studio; the Courtroom of the '90s (G202), a two-camera multimedia courtroom/video studio: five two-camera “Interview” studios (G303, 309, 310, 311 & 312) used to videotape and review interviewing, counseling, negotiation and mediation exercises; our video control room and our administrative office (G305).
Our regular hours of operation are: 8am to 10pm, Monday through Thursday and 8am to 3pm on Fridays.
Weekend and extended hours are worked on an as needed basis (please give two weeks notice of events).
Contact by phone: ext.1111 or email: instructional-technology.dpt@mailman.lls.edu