Everything you need to know about remote learning with ASU Sync

ASU Sync provides students with technology-enhanced, fully interactive remote learning using live lectures via Zoom.

Syncing up ASU’s classrooms for live-hosted digital classes

UTO instructional tech specialist Orlando Moralez looks over hundreds of boxes of audio/visual equipment in Coor Hall on July 1. The UTO crew will be updating projectors, screens, microphones and camera gear in classrooms for improved ASU Sync transmissions for the upcoming academic year.

The University Technology Office has been preparing classrooms at all ASU campuses for a new tool: ASU Sync. In all, more than 800 learning spaces will either be equipped or enhanced with Zoom features or capabilities, which will allow students on Zoom to hear the instructor from anywhere in the classroom and see what’s written on classroom whiteboards, slide presentations and digital annotation tools.