Media support TOP

Services provided (partial)

On-campus Wi-Fi (wireless LAN)

Access points are installed in various locations on campus, such as classrooms, self-study corners, cafeterias, and rest areas, to provide a network environment that supports learning. Students can easily use the internet and various campus systems by connecting their laptops or smartphones to the campus Wi-Fi (wireless LAN). (Wired LAN environments are also available in classrooms, etc.)

Microsoft Office365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Our university has signed a comprehensive agreement with Microsoft, which allows students to install the latest version of Microsoft Office 365 on their laptops during their enrollment period and use it freely not only for classes but also for studying on campus and at home.

student network printer

We have installed network printers for students in multiple locations on campus, and you can print reports, etc., created on your laptop computer from any printer. (On-campus Wi-Fi connection required)

PC setting meeting at the time of admission, etc.

When new students enroll, we hold a computer setup session for them, and provide support for setting up the campus Wi-Fi, network printers, Microsoft Office 365, etc. so that they can study comfortably on their laptops. In addition, when a new network environment is built or support is required, we hold setup sessions and provide information as appropriate to make the environment easier to use.

Major network services available to students (partial)

University email system "Outlook"

At university, each student is given a university email address, which can be used to send and receive emails both on and off campus via a web browser.

University information portal site "Universal Passport"

This is a web service that allows you to register for courses, check your timetable, and check daily administrative notices and bulletin boards, as well as view information from the university.

Learning support system "Web Class"

Students can view materials distributed in class and submit reports and assignments. In addition, they can exchange opinions about classes and assignments on the message board, and the chat function is useful for timely questions and answers. Another function is to watch videos. These systems provide opportunities for learning even outside of class time.

Remote lecture system "Zoom"

Zoom is a service that allows students and faculty to hold classes and meetings remotely using their own computers' cameras and microphones. Our university uses Zoom when holding classes across multiple campuses.

Learning review system "e-portfolio"

One of the features of our school's learning system is that students can record their daily learning, accumulate assignments for each semester, and receive feedback from their teachers, and then reflect on their learning through Web Class, and based on the results of that reflection, they can plan and set future goals.This is a system that supports students in becoming independent learners by systematically controlling their learning, rather than simply attending classes vaguely.

Initiatives by student staff to create and utilize web teaching materials for self-study

At our university, we film lectures and student presentations, and add subtitles and animations to create engaging educational content. These educational materials are useful as self-study tools in the following situations:
In addition, some of the teaching materials we have created are made available outside the university and can be freely viewed and used by anyone.

• Watch videos of lecture-type classes as preparation, and do group work and discussions in class (flipped learning)
• Using the teacher's demonstration video as a model, students practice on their own outside of class.
• Using the videos of senior students' presentations (results announcements and mock classes) as a model, plan the research, verification, and preparation of materials necessary for the presentation.

Public teaching material content

Facilities that students can use for classes, etc.

Self-study corner

We have a system in place where students can use their own computers or loaned computers in self-study spaces such as the Learning Support Room and Media Library (library).

High-flex type classroom (classroom for recording lectures)

It is one of the classrooms that has been maintained for the delivery of online classes, and it will be a classroom where lectures can be recorded and prepared for delivery.After recording, the video will be made public and you can share the lesson content.

Monitor installation classroom

Students can view materials and operation screens presented by teachers on monitors installed in the classroom.

active learning room

There are several active learning rooms (multi-purpose seminar rooms) on campus, and it is an environment where you can freely change the layout for lectures, presentations, group work, etc.