About

Instructional Resources
The Collaborative Learning Hub (CLUB)
Johnson Center, Room 311
Tel: 703.993.3141 | Fax: 703.993.4747

Instructional Resources operates under Learning Support Services is located in the Collaborative Learning Hub (CLUB). The CLUB supports effective teaching and learning with technology to enhance learning experiences and the quality of work life at the University. We have seven dedicated staff members, and between seven and ten lab assistants. We operate a walk-in lab in the Johnson Center, Room 311 as well as a teaching lab for workshops and showcase events in Innovation Hall, Room 334. The walk-in lab features approximately 10 work stations, including support for digital imaging, video editing, web development, scantron data mining, scanning, and a host of other software applications.

The CLUB presents a full schedule of free workshops (for faculty and teaching staff with current valid IDs), offers walk-in and prearranged consultations, hosts several technology showcases a semester, works with faculty for effective use of our electronic teaching environments, supports our course management tools, and develops resources for learning about technology use.

The Collaborative Learning Hub mission statement summarizes our specific purpose within the Division of Instructional and Technology Support Services (DoIT):

Our mission is to serve as a resource for teaching faculty, instructional support staff, and academic units seeking to improve instruction by:

• providing training and support for instructional improvement and technology to enhance student learning
• supporting the use of technology-based courseware in classrooms
• supporting instructional initiatives University-wide