Use the Reservation Request Form to request use of one of our 15 reservable teaching labs. Requests must be made at least one (1) week in advance.

Reservations can be made by course instructors, departments, programs, and organizations affiliated with Rutgers University who have instructional technology needs. In some circumstances, other groups can reserve the teaching labs.

Rutgers NetID is needed to log on to a computer. Please email the lab manager to discuss temporary accounts if needed.

To give all departments, courses, and groups an equal opportunity to get a reservation, we collect initial requests to use the teaching labs over a one month period, several months prior to when each semester begins. These are the request gathering periods. This timeline was selected by a faculty steering committee which determined that it was important for courses to select instructors and outline their teaching material before an adequate determination could be made regarding which days during the semester a particular class might need to be held within a computer lab. Reservations should be requested in the month designated in the chart above for each academic period. Initial schedules will be posted the first week of the next month as shown in the chart. Historically, we have been able to accommodate almost all requests, though we may have to work with instructors to tweak times and locations. Any requests received after the initial request gathering month will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis. These later requests should be submitted at least a week in advance to guarantee a response.

• Yes. If the reservation is outside of our normal operating hours, a fee of $36/hour plus an $18 set up fee is charged to cover staffing. Please contact the appropriate manager to discuss your reservation needs.
• If the reservation is during our normal operating hours, there is no fee charged.

Yes. Teaching labs cannot be reserved for the two (2) weeks prior to final exams unless courses meet weekly throughout the entire semester. Lab staff also reserves the right to refuse reservations during periods when lab upgrades or maintenance will be performed.

The Lab Standard Operating Environment includes a list of hardware and software available in the teaching labs. If your course requires specific files or software that is not already installed, special requests can be made in accordance with the deadlines above.

1. Please review our polices before submitting a request.
2. If reservations are made after the request month, first check the teaching lab schedule for the availability of the desired location. Requests made outside of the request-gathering period should be submitted at least a week in advance to guarantee a response.
3. Decide on which campus and computer platform you would like to use (PC or Mac). Information on lab capacities and locations is listed above.
4. Check the calendar linked above to determine if the teaching lab is available.
5. Use the teaching lab reservation request form to send a request to the appropriate manager. (Requests must be made at least one week in advance.)

Please allow one week for lab staff to respond to requests made outside of the request-gathering period.

In general, teaching labs are available as long as the computer lab where they are located is open and available. To see when a lab is available, please check the Hours of operation for the computer lab where your desired teaching lab is located. If the desired computer lab is not open for the time of your reservation, please contact the managers of the appropriate campus to inquire about making special arrangements for your reservation (see Contact Information below). Teaching labs reserved outside of normal operating hours are charged $36 per hour to cover staffing. These reservations are subject to availability and require pre-payment to secure the reservation.

Contact information for lab managers is available below. If you would like to be on the mailing list for reservation reminders, please contact the appropriate lab manager.