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The Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning (CCNMTL) acts as an agent of change in the reinvention of education in the digital age. Together with Columbia faculty and instructors, CCNMTL provides students of all ages with interactive, media-rich applications that not only afford convenient access to online resources, but also lead to engaging learning experiences in and out of the classroom. CCNMTL's team of educational technologists, programmers, video specialists, designers, and program managers are dedicated to creating innovative teaching and learning opportunities that extend to the interests of education, research, and the global community. From simulations to training videos to online case studies, the Center is committed to enhancing education through the purposeful use of new media and technology.

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