The Center for Learning Design and Technology (CLDT) has evolved to meet the expanding needs of the Whiting School of Engineering. In response to our growth over the past four years and anticipated expansion in the coming five years, CLDT has been restructured into two specialized centers. We are proud to introduce the Center for Media and Technology Solutions and the Center for Teaching and Learning Design, each focused on delivering targeted expertise to support our school’s dynamic educational landscape.

CMTS & CTLD

  • This image shows a person standing and giving a lecture in a professional video production setup. Multiple large monitors display a Zoom call with participants in a grid layout and a slide presentation on integrated circuits. The speaker, wearing a suit, is positioned at a podium with a laptop, a tablet, and a small document camera. Professional studio lighting and audio equipment, including overhead lights and a mounted microphone, are set up to ensure clear visibility and sound. The background consists of glass panels and a modern office-like environment.

    Center for Media & Technology Solutions

    CMTS provides expertise in technology enablement, business analysis, technology solutions, media systems, and media production to support business operations, academic programs, and research initiatives. CMTS Website | CMTS Support Center  

  • This image depicts a Faculty Forward collaborative workshop in a modern conference room. The room is filled with attendees seated at round tables, engaging in discussions and taking notes. A facilitator, standing in the center of the room, gestures as she addresses the group, holding a tablet or phone. The room has large windows allowing natural light to enter, and a refreshment station with coffee and snacks is visible in the background. Laptops and notebooks are scattered across the tables, indicating a working session.

    Center for Teaching & Learning Design

    CTLD supports the creation of high-quality learning experiences through course design and faculty development. Reach out to CTLD at [email protected].