Learning Spaces

Use the classroom database to find a learning space on any IU campus that meets your seating, layout, and technology needs. Select your campus, and then enter criteria such as seating capacity, room design, lighting, and display sources. Go to classroom database

Contact Learning Spaces team

Have questions or comments about classroom and student technologies? The Learning Spaces teams are ready to assist. Call the numbers below for immediate assistance from 8am to 8 pm Monday through Friday:

IUB Classroom Technologies: (812) 855-8765
IUPUI Classroom Technologies: (317) 274-8400
Collaboration Technologies: (812) 856-2020
Live Chat: ls.livesupport.iu.edu

Report a classroom tech issue

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Prepare high-quality video content in Faculty Media Production Spaces

Have questions about IU design guidelines or technology infrastructure standards? Use the Request Design Services form to request a consultation.

IU is always looking for ways to broaden and enrich the student experience, and our Learning Spaces team is focused on designing and supporting diverse learning environments that provide opportunities to explore new technologies and enable active, collaborative learning.

The Mosaic Initiative is IU’s active learning initiative. It incorporates innovative classroom design, research, and comprehensive support for all Indiana University classrooms. Find out more about the initiative, the Mosaic Fellows program, and active learning classroom resources on the Mosaic website.

In collaboration with the IU Media School and the School of Fine Arts, the Student Technology Center (STC) has customized two locations for advanced gaming and media design and development. Franklin Hall 052 and Fine Arts 215 both feature high-performance gaming systems with virtual reality and advanced graphic capabilities.

In addition to standard STC software, these locations also offer software for gaming and game development. Featured titles include Adobe Creative Cloud, AutoDesk 3D, Battle.NET, League of Legends, Steam, Unity, and Unreal Engine.

While 3D printing once seemed like a novelty, it has become a valuable tool—especially for scanning and reproducing delicate artifacts for instruction in fields ranging from the life sciences and engineering to archeology and fine arts. Visit the 3D printing lab in Wells Library 401 (IU Bloomington) or The Idea Garden (Hine Hall 1P 106 at IUPUI) to take advantage of IU’s 3D printing facilities.

Find out more about 3D Printing at IU

If you’re interested in designing or renovating a learning space, conference room, or audio/visual system, or you’d like to install technology in a new or existing space, please complete the Request Design Services form. A Learning Space Designer will contact you to discuss your project. Please note: UITS follows the Audio Visual Systems Standards and Guidelines for all projects.

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