Instructional Technologies

Audio Conferencing allows between four (4) to fifteen (15) people in different locations (campuses, neighbor islands, the mainland and in different countries) to communicate simultaneously with each other.

Computer Labs  are available on the Manoa campus for all currently affiliated University of Hawaii students, faculty and staff for university business and/or educational purposes. The computer labs are intended to proved a place to learn, study and research.

Computer Training Lab provides the UH community with a location for hands-on computer training.

Distance Learning provides students with access to education through a network of various technologies. Instructor and students interact at a distance without having to be physically present in the same location. Distance learning provides students greater flexibility in achieving their educational goals through audio, video, and computer technologies.

Educational Cable Access is a part of the cable franchise agreement for all commercial cable companies in Hawaii that provide public access channels for educational programming.  The UH cable access provides students with the ability to receive UH credit courses and informational programming on higher educational access channels statewide.

Laulima is the learning and collaboration server for the University of Hawaiʻi community.  The word Laulima means cooperation, joint action, group of people working together, community food patch, to work together, cooperate. Lit., many hands.

UH Online Innovation Center instructional designers provide personalized instructional design consultation, teaching and learning tools support, and media conversion. Individual project rooms are also available for faculty and staff use.

Video Conferencing services and support are provided to the University of Hawaiʻi community. ITS has the IT Center Video Conference Rooms, ITS Interactive Video Classrooms, and Videoconference Room Consultation.