On Sunday, April 28, The ITLL will be closed to standard operations until 5PM, and remain open for users with extended card access until 11PM.
Skill-Building Workshops
If you are interested in gaining access to a test machine not listed (Torsion/Vibration/Hardness Testers) or if you'd like support planning a test, book a zoom consult with ITLP Engineer Rachel Sharpe
* This is an "Access" workshop, intended to unlock your path forward by training you in the proper handling and care of the equipment. You must complete an instructor-led workshop at the ITL Laboratory in order to gain access. Once completed, the instructor will register you in our system as an authorized user of the equipment, at which point you will be able to use it freely.
Skill-Building Workshops with the ITL Program
The ITL Program offers skill-building workshops to support hands-on engineering education across all engineering disciplines for students from kindergarten to graduate school (K-22). These workshops cover a wide array of engineering topics designed to build upon the students' experiences, and equip them with the necessary tools and knowledge to expand their engineering skills.
Skill-Building On-Demand?
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Community-Building Workshops with the ITL Program
These 2-hour workshops are meant to give students a chance to complete some hands-on technical & creative work within the Integrated Teaching and Learning Laboratory (ITLL) while still allowing most of the time to be spent socializing with group members and forming good connections. Snacks and music can be incorporated if the scheduling group provides them.
Requirements for in-person workshops at the ITLL: All participants must have either taken an ITLL tour beforehand or a tour must be included as the first 15 minutes of the activity. This will give participants access to the space in the evenings and allow them to log onto the lab computers.
For workshops located outside the ITLL: Requirements for power, data, etc, may vary by workshop. Check with the engineer or Engineering Support Student (ESS) leading the workshop before scheduling to ensure all required connections/materials will be present.
For remote workshops: Check with Humsini Acharya (humsini.acharya@colorado.edu) or Natasha Ouellette (natasha.ouellette@colorado.edu) for availability.
Leatherworking
Custom belts or potted plant holders. March 15, 3:30-5:30 pm ITLL 1B10
Wood Engraving
Cut custom coaster or barrette. April 15, 1:00-3:00pm, ITLL 2B10
