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Please visit the CSP Department Site's information on general SDSU and CSP technology resources:

edweb.sdsu.edu/csp/main/students/technology.html

 

Technology Resources

Electronic Mail

E-Mail is an essential lifeline to the program. If you don't yet have a computer, you can access your e-mail from the computers in the Media Technology Lab in NE 276, or from the program office if the GA computer is not busy.

Through e-mail you can receive almost instantaneous answers to questions, solutions to problems, and forge a closer bond with your fellow students and school psychology faculty and staff. You will receive notices of class assignments, schedule changes, and many other important pieces of information. In addition, your account gives you access (from campus) to the Internet, an incredibly rich resource (see Section VII-C). In order to access the Internet from home, you will need to subscribe to an independent Internet Provider, such as AzNET.

 

Computer Scoring Programs

Computerized scoring and analysis programs for several standardized tests are available in the CSP Assessment Resource Center.

· Behavioral Assessment System for Children

· Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - III

· Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Cognitive Ability and Achievement Revised

· Bateria Woodcock Psico-Educativa En Español

· Primary Sources Inventory

· Kaufman Tests of Educational Achievement

 

Department Resources

We have the following resources which you may find helpful (inquire in the Program office):

· 4 video cameras (two 8 mm and two VHS) and tripods

· VCRs (including a double tape deck for copying and editing videotapes)

· tape transfers (for transferring C-60 cassettes to full size video)

· audio tape recorders

· overhead display projector (for projection of the computer screen on an overhead)

· video and audio tapes on a variety of topics (See Media Resources Directory for in NE 168 for a listing)

· numerous sample tests and protocols for use in class assignments (rental fee charged) (See Media Resources Directory for a listing)

· Scanner

 

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This compilation of the technological resources refers to lists of WWW pages and handouts that have been developed by the Telecommunications and Network Services department and are available on-line.

  

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