Temporary Notices
- The new school year is finally here. Here is a YouTube video explaining how to use the classroom equipment. Please take a look. See also:Classroom Guide Introductory Video
- The "AV Library" in Room 215 will close on July 28, 2023 (Fri.) and become the "Study Abroad Support Joint-Use Center (Tobita Center)". The "World DVDs" that were distributed in the library will continue to be available. If you wish to use them, please come to Room 202.
The Educational Informatization Support Office provides a variety of support services to help teachers make use of audiovisual/ICT equipment in the classroom, such as lending out equipment and explaining how to use it.
What's New
We want to conduct online classes and meetings easily, anytime, anywhere! TMS" is the answer to such demands.
Features of TMS
- Online participants remotely control the cameras in the classroom, so there is no need to worry about camera work on the classroom side.
- Preparation is easy because the camera and speakerphone can be carried with everything already set up.
- Battery-powered, it can be used on the move.
Service Overview
Keys to classroom AV racks, PCs, and various other equipment are available for loan.
We provide support for classes by explaining how to use equipment and troubleshooting problems in the classroom.
This section introduces the facilities of each classroom in the Research and Lecture Building and how to use special equipment such as recording rooms.
We assist in the digitization of analog teaching materials and offer a variety of other services.
Requests, precautions, scope of services and coverage, etc. are summarized here.
Before returning a loaner PC, please be sure to log out of your various accounts and leave no personal information behind.Since this equipment will be used by many people, please pay close attention to information security.
Only persons affiliated with the university may view this information. Please refer to the official website of the university for the regulations.
See also.Regulations of the Center for Information Technology Support in Education, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (Japanese only)
We would love to hear from you.