Computer Facility • 53 Church Street

For Faculty

The Church Street facility contains six computer classrooms for class reservation and section meetings. An adaptive technology lab is also available for individuals with specialized needs.

Staff is available during all open hours. Please see the front help desk if you have questions about the facility or need assistance with any equipment. More comprehensive instructions and lab tours can be arranged through Lab Manager Tom Lane. He can be reached by e-mail at tom_lane@harvard.edu or by phone at (617) 495-5485.

Reserve a Computer Classroom or Make Software Requests

To select the appropriate lab for your class, review the selection of computer labs and available software. Verify availability using the online classroom calendar.

The primary contact for classroom reservations is Karen Ogden, assistant register. She can be reached by e-mail at ogden@hudce.harvard.edu or by phone at (617) 496-6648.

If you have any questions about the classrooms or require additional help reserving class space, please contact Lab Manager Tom Lane at tom_lane@harvard.edu or (617) 495-5485.

If 53 Church Street does not have the software you need for a class, you can place an online software request.

Audiovisual Equipment in Classrooms

We can provide a variety of audiovisual equipment for classrooms.

See the Brattle Street audiovisual support information.

Instructional Computing Group

The Instructional Computing Group offers a custom-developed course platform and year–round training and consulting for FAS faculty and teaching staff.

Faculty interested in using the course platform for their course websites should contact Chris Morrison at chris_morrison@harvard.edu or (617) 496-4395.

Dates for the workshop in Science Center 226, 5:30-7:00pm, are as follows: Weds June 11, Mon June 16, Thurs June 19. No pre-registration required.

Additional information

Additional information regarding academic computing services (websites, bulletin boards, mailing lists, and FAQs) can be found on the Academic Computing page.