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Technology Support for this Course

Transcriptions Studio, South Hall 2509
Transcriptions Studio, South Hall 2509
Besides access to the campus's computing labs at Phelps Hall, students can make use of the following facilities and resources offered by the English Department. (Note: "Transcriptions" is the overall initiative in Literature and Culture of Information that supervises the LCI specialization and its resources.)
  • South Hall 1415 Classroom (assigned classroom for English 194). This classroom features some loaner laptops and live network ports (but no wireless). 
Status of Ethernet Ports in South Hall 1415

Currently, the status of the network ports in the room is as follows:

1 - ok
2 - ok
3 - ok
5 - sunk, not working
6 - sunk, not working
7 - slightly sunk, not working
11 - sunk, not working
12 - ok
13 - slightly sunk, not working
15 - ok
16 - ok
17 - ok
24 - ok
25 - ok
26 - ok
33 - ok
34 - ok
35 - ok
42 - ok
43 - ok
  • Transcriptions Computing Studio (South Hall 2509). The studio is open to undergraduates in Spring quarter during the following drop-in support hours (when a Transcriptions TA will staff the room and be available for help):
    • Mon 12:30 - 4:30
    • Wed 2:30 - 6:30
    • Thu 12:30 - 4:30
    • (and by appointment)

Transcriptions TA

  • The Transcriptions TA for Spring 2006 is Kim Knight (kimberly_knight@umail dot ucsb dot edu). She will keep regular drop-in consultation hours in the Transcriptions studio (South Hall 1509). (See hours above.) Kim's own research is in the area of new media, cyberculture, and literature; she is experienced at guiding students who are new to web authoring; and she is also familiar with the MediaWiki system that our course is using to create its class web site.
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