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Inaugural Course Sharing Symposium
CDH hosted the first annual Course Sharing Symposium to showcase an emerging teaching and enrollment model that opens existing UCLA courses to students from other UC campuses, participating remotely using instructional technology.
Labor Day weekend - shortened hours
The CDH offices will be closed for floor cleaning on Friday, August 31.
Computing support will be available until 2pm in the departments (through your DTAs) or by emailing support@humnet.ucla.edu.
Instructional support will be available by email to ritc@humnet.ucla.edu.
Happy Labor Day weekend!
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Learning Lab @ Rolfe
Located in 2118 Rolfe Hall, the CDH Learning Lab@Rolfe is a technology-enabled, active learning, presentation and collaboration space for scheduled and drop-in use by humanities instructors and students. Click here to see the lab schedule. To reserve the lab, email cdhlabs@humnet.ucla.edu.
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