A space on the first floor of Ross Pendergraft Library and Technology Center has received a makeover to better serve students and facilitate their success.
The Tech Learning Center provides a collaborative space for students to work on group projects, receive tutoring and interact with instructors in small-to-medium sized groups.
The center is in the right half of room 129, which previously served as storage for the library’s microfilm archives. Those archives have been relocated to the left side of room 129 to make way for the Tech Learning Center.
Resources in the center include dry erase boards and access to power for laptops, tablets and other electronics. Seating styles are varied and flexible to suit the needs of different groups.
Sherry Tinerella, assistant librarian at ATU, said the Tech Learning Center will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. The ATU Tutoring Center will also make use of the space on select days.
For more information about the Tech Learning Center, call (479) 964-0569.
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