facilities

The CLT follows the UH Mānoa COVID-19 guidelines, which apply to all operations and activities on campuses and at off-site facilities and cover all students, employees and visitors. These policies are subject to change.

UH Mānoa COVID-19 guidelines:

The UH Mānoa campus has returned to full capacity for operations, effective January 2022. View the capacity of CLT facilities.
Face coverings are required indoors across the University of Hawaiʻi System, except when working alone or separated from others by 6 feet or more.

All guidelines above apply to the use of CLT facilities. In order to comply with university regulations, the CLT will require the following protocol:

The use of CLT facilities is only available through reservations.
Entry to the computer labs is restricted to UHM students and faculty who have active, valid UH user accounts.
Computer lab patrons are required to sanitize their hands before entering the facilities.
Computer lab patrons should bring and wear their personal USB headset (with microphone, if needed).

Diamond Head Lab – Moore Hall 153A

reservation only
seating capacity: 30 (COVID seating maximum: 16)
seating type: chairs
Elmo document camera
markerboard: 4 x 6
computers: 24 PC (22 student, 1 instructor, 1 lab monitor) Windows 10
display: laser projector
other equipment: webcam, headsets with microphones, conference table
auxiliary inputs/outputs: HDMI cable for laptop connection (instructor station)
anki, audacity, clan, hot potatoes 6, QGIS, R, R studio, second life, transcriber, praat, photoscape, photostory 3

Ewa Lab – Moore Hall 153B

reservation only
seating capacity: 30 (COVID seating maximum: 16)
seating type: chairs
Elmo document camera
markerboard: 4 x 6
computers: 24 PC (22 student, 1 instructor, 1 lab monitor) Windows 10
display: laser projector
other equipment:webcam, headsets with microphones, conference table
auxiliary inputs/outputs: HDMI cable for laptop connection (instructor station)
anki, audacity, clan, hot potatoes 6, QGIS, R, R studio, second life, transcriber, praat, photoscape, photostory 3

Project Development Lab (PDL) – Moore Hall 155B

The mission of the Project Development Lab (Moore Hall 155B) is to assist faculty in integrating technology into their teaching. Through consultation, training, and support, staff enables faculty to enrich their course delivery through technology-enhanced instruction. The Project Development Lab is open to faculty and staff of the College of Arts, Languages, and Letters (CALL) on a reservation basis. The lab is not a student facility, but students working with faculty members can be authorized to use the lab as project assistants. The philosophy of the lab is to train faculty to use tools and then provide assistance if help is needed.
seating capacity: 26 (COVID seating maximum: 15)
seating type: chairs
markerboard: 6 x 4 rolling
computers: 15 iMac (14 student, 1 instructor) OS X
display: laser projector
other equipment: headsets with microphones, conference table
auxiliary inputs/outputs: HDMI cable for laptop
audacity, praat, r, second life viewer, skype, snagit, skitch, photoscape

Moore Hall 258 (media room)

Moore 258 is a multi-purpose room that can be used for a variety of media presentations. On the Ewa facing side, it is configured for classroom teaching with a computer (Windows 10). On the Diamond Head facing side, an area for film viewing has been set with a Blu-ray DVD player, 7.1 sound and 11′ (wide) screen.
seating capacity: 40 (COVID seating maximum: 21)
seating type: chairs (20 tabled/wheeled and 20 sled)
computer: PC (Windows 10)
markerboard: 4 x 8 (2)
Elmo document camera
display: laser projector
auxiliary inputs/outputs: HDMI cable for laptop connection
other equipment: Film viewing area: Blu-ray DVD player (US region code only) AND a multi-region DVD player, 7.1 surround sound, 11′ wide screen (16×9)
other equipment: U-shaped conference table seating 14 (available with advance request)

Moore Hall 160 (one button studio)

The One Button Studio (OBS) is a simplified video recording setup designed to be easy to use without any prior video production knowledge. Located in Moore Hall 160, the studio is available to all Department of Languages, Linguistics & Literature faculty, staff and students. No prior experience required.
seating capacity: 2 (COVID seating maximum: 1)

examples of video projects:

Creating ePortfolio materials
Practicing presentations
Creating videos for online instruction
Recording interviews

If you have booked a session in the OBS (Moore Hall 160), the door should be unlocked at your scheduled time of arrival. If locked, please knock on MH 161 for room access.
If you need support, refer to the tutorial, search the FAQ, or call 956-5119.

Moore Hall 256 (LUX Lab: learner & user xperience)

The CLT’s Learner & User Xperience (LUX) Lab is designed to accommodate research projects by faculty and graduate students in the College of Arts, Languages, and Letters (CALL) that require one-on-one interaction between a researcher/instructor and a participant/student. Priority to reserve and use the LUX Lab will be given with the consideration of the purpose for which the lab is requested. Learn more
seating capacity: 2 (COVID seating maximum: 1)
markerboard: no
computer: Dell OptiPlex 9020 Mini Tower
display: 2 Asus 24” monitors with dual keyboard and mouse
other equipment: web camera, headset with a microphone
Software: Gazepoint Analysis Professional Edition, Emotiv Control Panel, NVivo 11 Pro, Camtasia Studio 8, Audacity, Skype
Gazepoint GP3 HD (150 Hz) and Gazepoint GP3 (60 Hz) eye trackers
Emotiv EPOC+ EEG headset

Computer Labs

Diamond Head Lab – Moore Hall 153A

Ewa Lab – Moore Hall 153B

Project Development Lab (PDL) – Moore Hall 155B

Media Rooms

Moore Hall 155A (media room)

Moore Hall 258 (media room)

Special Purpose Rooms

Moore Hall 160 (one button studio)

Moore Hall 256 (LUX Lab: learner & user xperience)

Moore Hall 256 (audio recording studio)

Moore Hall 257 – Unavailable TBD