Instructional Support Center
The Instructional Support Center (ISC) is a faculty-support center that provides consulting services, training, and access to state-of-the-art computer equipment for use by Temple faculty who are interested in incorporating technology into the teaching/learning process. The ISC has knowledgeable staff who can demonstrate the latest instructional technologies, assist you with using these technologies, and provide advice on how to best meet your instructional goals.
ISC News
Policies for Instructors and Assistants Using the Temple University Blackboard Systems
The Office of Computer Services provides University staff, faculty, adjunct professors, graduate assistants, and teaching assistants the ability to post online course content; host blogs, wikis, discussion forums and chat sessions; provide online access to grades and assessments; and perform other teaching, learning & University-related activities through the Blackboard Learn and Community systems.
These policies regulate the use of the Temple University Blackboard systems:
ISC presents Featured Faculty
The Instructional Support Center (ISC) is looking for Temple University instructors to become "Featured Faculty." Featured Faculty use instructional technology to improve class, help students reach learning objectives, or simply make teaching easier and more effective. As a Featured Faculty, you will be highlighted on the ISC website and will present a 30 to 60 minute presentation during the Instructional Technologies User Group (ITUG) Lecture Series.
Please consider proposing a talk for the ITUG Lecture series - see the Featured Faculty page for more details.
ISC Policies
- The Instructional Support Center (ISC) is for use by Temple
University faculty working on Temple University course-related
instructional materials.
- Students developing instructional materials for Temple faculty
are permitted to use the ISC with prior permission from the
ISC manager and a written letter from the sponsoring faculty.
- You must present your Temple University ID and check in at
the reception desk before entering the ISC.
- You must provide storage media such as disks, zip cartridges,
or CDs to save your work.
- You must bring your own paper. You will be permitted to make
one copy of your output.
- The ISC is not responsible for disks, documents, or other
materials including electronic documents left in the ISC.
- Scheduled appointments take precedence over walk-in clients.
- No drinking or eating is permitted in the ISC.
- Off-campus phone calls are not permitted from the ISC phone.