Discover educational and assistive technology to empower your academic success.

Tutoring session using collaborative technology on large screen

Collaborative Technology Engages a Student in a Tutoring Session

Students may schedule appointments for support with the following:

  • Read Aloud Technology
  • Note Taking & Writing Apps
  • Mind Mapping
  • Citation & Research Tools
  • Digital Organization
  • Installing MS Office Or Adobe software for free through U of A campus licensing
  • U of A online platforms such as D2L, TracCloud, & Zoom
Assistance from Educational Technology Coordinator

Mary Beth Eustice
Senior Coordinator, AI & Educational Technology
mb8@arizona.edu

Dual Screens

Reading Technology

Course folders displayed on desktop

Digital Organization

Display of Mind Map

Writing Apps

A student looking at a laptop

Note Taking Apps

Student using touch screen

Technology at the SALT Center

Support Tech

Campus Tech & IT Support

SALT Center Statement on the Use of Generative AI

What is Generative AI?  

Generative AI are artificial intelligence (AI) models that answer questions in a conversational way. Instead of returning a series of websites like a search engine, generative AI provides a summarized sentence, paragraph, or essay. It can even write poetry or create data tables. ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and DALL-E are examples of generative AI models.  

  • AI is a tool you might use as part of the learning process and it is not a replacement for your own critical thinking.

Academic Integrity   

Generative AI models should never be used to write papers or assignments for you. Doing so violates the university’s academic integrity policy. Academic integrity is trustworthiness about where you got your information and how your finished product was made. Original work is an expectation at the university level.    

Your instructors will provide more guidance about whether generative AI can be used in their courses. You can face penalties for academic integrity violations using generative AI. 

Go to a Gear Up!  Attend our hands-on Ed Tech Workshops!

Gear-Ups will be held during the first week of school to help new students get ready for academic success. These hands-on workshops focus on digital organization. We will install essential software, go over important U of A applications, and assist in setting up a productive, digital workspace. Incoming students will be pre-assigned a workshop time. Times will be sent via email, and students will be reminded at the New Student Experience before the semester begins.