Computer Labs and Meeting Spaces

This page describes the resources and meeting options, both physical and virtual, that you have as a member of the College of Engineering.

Learning Centers

The College of Engineering provides 3 rooms in EII and 2 in ITEB as Learning Centers for all engineering students and classes. For more information and our schedule of activities see our Learning Center page. Faculty may reserve a room for classes using our Learning Center Reservation form.

Computer Labs

The College of Engineering has many special purpose computer labs, other than the Learning Centers, available to our departments. Faculty and students within the appropriate department can host events, like classes or workshops.

See our computer labs page for the lab details. To reserve a room, fill out our lab reservation form.

Meeting and Conference Rooms

The College of Engineering supports 35 meeting and conference rooms on the Storrs campus.  Our complete list of conference rooms provides the location and details of each.

Online Meeting Spaces

Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams, included with Office 365, is available to everyone with a uconn.edu email address. This can be used through the Office 365 Web Portal or installed locally on your personal workstation.

  Cisco WebEx

Cisco WebEX is available as part of an expanded classroom support contract funded by the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, School of Business, College of Engineering, Stamford campus, and UITS. Faculty can use WebEx to bring guest speakers into their classrooms, hold virtual office hours, provide one-on-one or group tutorials, participate in committee work and much more.

Anyone with a UConn NetID can use WebEx Community to host and attend online meetings with people inside and outside UConn.
Learn more about UConn WebEx.

  Blackboard Collaborate

Collaborate is a Blackboard companion product that integrates with HuskyCT to provide classroom features to the online meeting space. These features include breakout rooms, an interactive whiteboard, application sharing, polling, and hand-raising. Instructors can also initiate, record, and archive sessions, that can subsequently be incorporated into course content.

See Blackboard's web site to learn more about this product.