The goals of Brophy’s technology program go beyond simply teaching students how to use the latest tools and devices. Students are encouraged to find answers, create solutions and solve problems. Students learn how to use technology to better engage and explore the world around them, and ultimately, to be able to respond compassionately and effectively to a global society that needs their acumen and leadership.
Brophy has assembled an extensive network infrastructure, a wealth of digital resources for faculty and students, a state-of-the-art technology lab — the
Innovation Commons — and a successful one-to-one computing program using MacBook Air laptops.
Brophy’s technology resources include:
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Currently, over 1400 MacBook Airs serving our 1:1 program
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Wireless network across campus with fiber-backed network infrastructure
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An 11,500-square-foot “maker space," the Innovation Commons, that includes a coding lab, 3-D printers, laser cutters, CNC routers and other equipment
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An extensive collection of digital academic databases
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Instructure Canvas (online course management system)
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Blackbaud cloud-based Student Information System and digital grade books
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Wireless digital projection in every classroom
- Web-based asynchronous learning applications across all grade levels
- Google Apps for Education service for student email and online documents
- Microsoft 365 subscriptions for all students, faculty and staff