• Policies for Use
• CTLT Equipment and Software [Flash] | [Non-Flash]

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The Center for Teaching, Learning & Technology (CTLT) opened in spring 1996 as part of a UWired effort to support the integration of technology, information resources, and instruction, primarily through one-on-one consulting and workshops. In 1999, CTLT staff launched the Catalyst Initiative to provide Web-based, round-the-clock support for instructors who could not attend workshops or stop in for consultations. Drop-in consulting remains a staple of the Catalyst Initiative, with the CTLT serving as a "research, development, and demonstration" space where faculty can experiment with the latest instructional technologies.

• Providing access: The CTLT lab provides access to fifteen computer terminals, a wide variety of software, and expert consulting by the CTLT staff.
• Promoting fluency: By working one-on-one with CTLT staff, clients develop fluency with information and information technology here in the lab.
  
• Fostering innovation: One-on-one consulting in the CTLT allows instructors who have an idea as to how to integrate technology into their teaching to work with experienced staff members to translate their idea into reality. This partnership between CTLT staff and instructors is instrumental in fostering innovation in teaching with technology at the UW.
  

Student Access & Computing Group facilities:
  Wired Classrooms - available for instructional use
  OUGL Commons and Mary Gates Hall CRC