Computing

Edgewood College does not provide internet service to students, faculty and staff off-campus.  However, Berbee Information Networks invites you to connect to the Internet for a special rate of $12.00 per month because you are a current student or employed at Edgewood College!  Stop by the Technology Assistance Center located on the main floor of the Library and pick up an application.  For more information about off-campus internet access, go to Technology on Campus.

Located in the basement of Regina Hall, the Nicolet Computer Lab is open to students.  This lab is equipped with Windows-based computers and Macintosh computers.  This lab also has inkjet and laser printers, flatbed color scanners and Windows-based computers with CD-ROM writers.

For hours of the Nicolet Computer Lab, please check Technology on Campus.

Edgewood College's many technological resources include email, online class registration and personal information, private websites, course management systems, library database resources and various computer labs and classrooms.  All of our web-based resources are supported with Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.0 or higher.  For information about Edgewood College On-line, go to Edgewood College Online.

Audiovisual equipment is available for faculty, staff, and student use.  Classroom use receives top priority. The Reservation Manager at the Campus Assistance Center will reserve equipment for room use with setup, and verify its availability. Requests should be made 72 hours in advance to facilitate availability and set-up of equipment.  Available AV includes: TV/VCR/DVD combinations, cassette tape recorders, vinyl record players, CD players, Camcorders, 16mm film projectors, 35mm slide projectors, overhead projectors, speaker phones, easels laptops, digital cameras, computer projectors, and portable sound systems.  For information about audiovisual equipment, go to Technology on Campus.

It is necessary for every new student to obtain an Edgewood college ID Card, as soon as an ID number is assigned. The ID card will be made at the Technology Assistance Center, located in the main floor of the Oscar Rennebohm Library.

The ID card will be required in order to check out books and AV equipment, access the computer labs and the residence halls. It can also be used as a debit card for meal plans, food, copier use and bookstore purchases. In addition, the card serves as a free Madison Metro bus pass during the Fall and Spring semesters.

Returning students should retain their automated cards, which will need to be renewed at the beginning of each semester, at the Technology Assistance Center. A $5.00 fee will be charged for any ID replacement.

For more information, go to Technology on Campus.