The Educational Technology Cabinet has a crucial role in teacher-training in Judaic studies but is also important to training conducted in other specializations. We aim to develop its range of equipment from grants. A well-equipped Educational Technology cabinet is not only a service unit of training but a creative, innovative workshop which is a partner in the departments’ work. It is operated by a full-time educational technician, as the Cabinet’s main goal is to serve the specialization in teacher-training in Judaism by ensuring the problem-free operation of audio-visual equipment.

The activities of the Educational Technology Cabinet can be divided into two groups:

- directly serving teaching: recording classes or portions of classes and replaying them, making recordings, lending, repairing equipment, archiving, making photographic and/or video recordings of the important events in the life of the Institution (year-opening ceremony, commencement ceremony, exhibitions, Jewish holidays, academic meetings, competitions, etc.) and copying,

- functions and activities indirectly related to teaching: creative work (educational situations, portraits of pedagogues, making recordings of famous Jewish persons), creating tools of demonstration to be used in class and added to the teaching equipment of the department, etc.