In addition to the Center for Digital Humanities, which provides services and support for humanities instructors, there are several centers and offices on campus that provide support for instructional technology:
Office of Instructional Development: The UCLA Office of Instructional Development (OID) supports the instructional mission of the University and enhances teaching and learning opportunities. Through grants, programs and services OID promotes the effective use of current and emerging instructional methodologies and technologies.
OID Teaching Enhancement Center: A unit of OID, the Teaching Enhancement Center (TEC) offers instructional technology services and faculty development consultation in support of undergraduate instruction at UCLA. Like the ITC Labs, the TEC has workstations available for instructor use and can provide training on a variety of software and equipment.
OID Audio Visual Services: A unit of OID, Audio Visual Services (AVS) provides equipment, training, and technicians for regularly scheduled classes, conferences and events. In addition to describing available services, the AVS website details what equipment is currently installed in classrooms across campus.
Bruin Online(BOL) Services : Bruin Online provides UCLA students, faculty, and staff with email, web hosting services, network connectivity (including wireless), and free software and support. You can create a BOL account, which is required to access many online services, on the Bruin Online Accounts page.
MyUCLA Instructional Tools : This academic web portal offers a secure, personalized gateway to a rich variety of online information and services across the UCLA campus. For instructors, it offers tools that allow you to email the class, view and print class rosters, use an electronic gradebook, and access Turnitin plagiarism prevention services.
Mail, Document and Distribution Services: This office provides copying, printing and distribution services to UCLA-affiliates.
Photographic, Digital Imaging and Graphic Art Services: This office is an on-campus resource for creation, capture, management, and output of images. They can provide posters, prints, scanning, video capture, medical illustration, photography, digital asset management, digital archiving, slides, and CD-ROM duplication.
UCLA Library: The library offers access to electronic articles and databases, training for students and faculty in reference and research methods, access to computer labs, laptop lending, and much more. Library staff can place materials on electronic reserve (ereserves) and help you find ways to increase information literacy among UCLA students.
CDH & Campus Computer Labs: There are many computing facilities on campus that provide resources and training to faculty and students. Some of these units offer instructional labs which can be reserved for class meetings.
UCLA Knowledge Base (beta): This resource is in its beta-version, but will become a reference tool for campus technical support providers as well as students, faculty and staff seeking technical support.
Last updated April 19, 2007 by rg.