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Technology Design Studio: About Us

A guide to the "digital hub" of the Atlanta University Center - Robert W. Woodruff Library - the Technology Design Studio.

Library Staff Supporting the Technology Design Studio

The E-Learning Technology Unit at the Atlanta University Center’s Robert W. Woodruff Library exists to support the library’s goal of research, instruction, and learning about technology. The unit provides support services to library users at the Technology Design Studio; instructs students, faculty, and library staff on new technologies; and raises awareness about library resources, services and events.

The unit offers technology workshops and specialized class sessions both in the library and on campus. Additionally, students, faculty, and staff can receive one-on-one training in multimedia production tools and other technologies in the Technology Design Studio area of the library.

You can reach us at: (404) 978-2010.

 

Jessica Epstein (jepstein@auctr.edu) is the Unit Head for Online Learning and Technology Services.  She received her MS in Library and Information Studies from the University of Illinois and her MPP in Public Policy from the University of Southern California. Her technology interests include . She also serves as the subject librarian for history, international studies, political science, public administration, and urban studies.

 

 

 

Oscar Daniel II (odaniel@auctr.edu) has been serving the users of the Robert W. Woodruff Library for more than twenty years. He holds a B.A. from Morehouse College and  an M.B.A. from Atlanta University.  Oscar has seen big changes in education, many of which have been technology-driven: the rise of online collaboration tools, the expanding role of e-learning, sophisticated learning-management systems, and new communication tools. He realized that there is a huge need for E-learning technologists to step in and help library users benefit from technology. As a Sports Photographer, he can be seen throughout the Center photographing sporting activities involving AUC athletes and other participants.

 

Bryan Briones (bbriones@auctr.edu) is one of Woodruff Library's two STEM librarians, supporting the areas of computer science, physics, and dual degree engineering, as well as serving as interim business librarian.