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ITS Labs and Classrooms

Getting Help With Classrooms

Reservations:

To reserve an ITS technology classroom please contact the Facilities Coordinator in the
Office of the University Registrar at 982-2303 or 243-8821 | rooms@virginia.edu.

For Immediate Help call our Hotline numbers:

434-982-4586 Central Grounds Precinct (East of Emmet/JPA)

434-982-4576 Sciences Precinct (West of Emmet/JPA)

434-924-6800 Physics Building

434-924-1030 Ruffner Building

434-924-3319 Architecture District

To submit a problem with the room or equipment please complete this form:

The trouble report form is temporarily unavailable. Please call the appropriate Hotline number from the list above.

Software:

If you have specific concerns about classroom software, please direct them to lctech@virginia.edu

General assistance:

Assistance can also be requested by e-mailing the ITS Classrooms group at
itc-classrooms@virginia.edu.

For additional information and assistance with non-technical issues with regard to hardware or software in ITS classrooms, you can contact one of the following staff people:

  • Tom Hale, Sciences Precinct Coordinator, ITS Classrooms
  • Sharon Drumheller, Manager of ITS Classrooms

  Page Updated: Friday, 2012-02-03 16:23:11 EST

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