The EDvolution^® center

Learn about some of the most beneficial apps on your iPad and other technology housed within The EDvolution Center.

Tech 4 You held in Scully room 209 at 1:00 p.m. on the following dates:

• September 22
• October 20
• November 10

Both students and faculty are invited to share their favorite apps at these informative and fun tech sessions.

Appy Wednesdays held in Scully room 209 at 12:00 on the following dates:

• September 27th
• October 25th
• November 8th

Learn about some of the most beneficial apps on your iPad and other technology housed within The EDvolution Center.

Tech 4 You held in Scully room 209 at 1:00 on the following dates:

• September 27th
• October 20th
• November 20th

The EDvolution Experience: Get to know The EDvolution Center a little better! Join us for a 30 minute session covering: 3D printing, One Button Studio, and Robots.

The EDvolution Experience (formerly Out-of-the-Box Training) consists of the following: Highlighting useful apps, 3D printing, robots, virtual reality, and One Button Studio.

The EDvolution Experience is held in The EDvolution Center's main space during the following dates and times:

• September 10: 12:00-1:00pm
• September 17: 12:00-1:00pm
• September 24: 12:00-1:00pm

iPad Training for Main Campus is held in The EDvolution Center's main space during the following dates and times:

• September 12: 12:00-1:00pm
• September 19: 12:00-1:00pm
• September 24: 12:00-1:00pm

iPad training for regional campuses are held at their respective campus locations at the following dates and times:

• Sikeston - October 3: 10:00-11:00am
• Kennett - October 3: 12:00-1:00pm
• Poplar Bluff - October 3: 3:00-4:00pm

Our goal is to develop, maintain and establish a technology and resource facility that is state of the art for College of Education students, faculty, staff, and area teachers. The EDvolution Center is dedicated to providing an environment where emerging technology can be experienced firsthand. Whether it be 3D printing, virtual reality, or robotic technology, students are encouraged to explore, learn, and mold these tools into a strong foundation of teaching.

Heath Hase is the Coordinator of The EDvolution Center. He may be reached at hhase@semo.edu or (573) 651-2593. Please contact Mr. Hase to discuss any training or technology needs for your area.

Allyson Heller is the Graduate Assistant for The EDvolution Center. She may be reached at edvolution@semo.edu or (573) 986-6881.

EDvolution Specialists – There are several EDvolution Specialists employed part time each semester in The EDvolution Center. You may contact the EDvolution specialist on duty for assistance at (573) 986-6881 or edvolution@semo.edu.

The EDvolution Center
Southeast Missouri State University
3D Printing Policy

The EDvolution Center offers 3D printing services to current Southeast Missouri State University students and faculty within the College of Education, Health, and Human Studies. Submitted 3D print requests are subject to approval based on scheduling, availability and appropriateness of submitted items, determined on a case-by-case basis. Items are printed in the order deemed appropriate by The EDvolution Center, based on a variety of factors including feasibility, duration of prints, availability of materials and date(s) items are needed.

The EDvolution Center’s 3D printing service may only be used for lawful purposes. No one is permitted to create material that is:

• Prohibited by local, state, or federal law.
• Unsafe, harmful, dangerous, or poses an immediate threat to the well-being of others or the requestor. This includes firearms, rifles, shotguns, archery equipment, knives, and other weapons of any type. See the University policy about weapons on campus.
• In violation of another's intellectual property rights; such as material subject to copyright, patent, or trademark.

The EDvolution Center reserves the right to refuse any request.

The EDvolution Center cannot guarantee printed items quality or stability. Finishing steps such as removing rafts, support material, sanding, and other activities are the responsibility of the requestor.