91ÇÑ×Ó

91ÇÑ×Ó offers several types of classroom configurations to deliver content to students based on the instructor's needs and teaching style. All official classrooms are equipped with the necessary technology to support Zoom meetings. Several venues are equipped with more robust technology to support video conferencing and lecture capture.

Presentation Classrooms

Presentation classrooms are configured to deliver content from a center screen and podium located in the front of the room. Class participants are seated in rows of chairs, desks, or tables, which can not be moved. Depending on the size of the room, multiple projectors and or additional displays may be installed for visibility throughout the room.

• Podium or eNook (OFAC rooms)
• Single or Multiple projectors with pull-down or motorized screen
• Audio
• Wireless microphones (larger rooms only)
• AV Control source
  • Keypad or Touchpanel
  • Integration with Remote Control Console
• Inputs
  • Desktop computer (not all spaces)
  • External device connections (VGA, HDMI)
• Writable surfaces
  • Whiteboards or Digital Whiteboards
  • Wacom or Qomo interactive monitors
• Optional features available in select locations
  • Media Players, such as Blu-ray and DVD players
  • Document cameras (not all spaces)
  • Lecture Capture
• Wireless Projection

Collaborative Classrooms

Collaborative spaces are configured to accommodate active learning pedagogy and interactive group discussions. They feature movable furniture and multiple content sources.

• Podium or eNook (OFAC rooms)
• Multiple projectors with pull-down or motorized screen
• Audio
• Wireless microphones (larger rooms only)
• AV Control source
  • Keypad or Touchpanel
  • Integration with Remote Control Console
• Inputs
  • Desktop computer (not all spaces)
  • External device connections (VGA, HDMI)
• Writable surfaces
  • Whiteboards or Digital Whiteboards
  • Wacom device (in select locations)
• Optional features available in select locations
  • Interactive Projectors
  • >Media Players, such as Blu-ray and DVD players
  • Document cameras (not all spaces)
  • Lecture Capture
  • Wireless Projection

Seminar/Discourse Classrooms

These spaces often serve as both a departmental conference room and a discussion-based course with limited attendees. In most cases, these rooms are equipped with a large conference table in the center of the room. They are typically limited to fewer than 20 participants in a room. If regular classes are scheduled in these rooms a majority of the time, they are eligible to be maintained and upgraded under the University Technology Fund.

• Single Display source- typically a TV or Large monitor
• AV Control source
  • Keypad or Touchpanel
  • Integration with Remote Control Console
• Inputs
  • Desktop computer (not all spaces)
  • External device connections (VGA, HDMI)
• Writable surfaces
  • Whiteboards or Digital Whiteboards
• Optional features available in select locations
  • Interactive Projectors
  • >Media Players, such as Blu-ray and DVD players
  • Wireless Projection

Video Conferencing/Lecture Capture Spaces

All faculty and staff have access to Teams and Zoom to facilitate video conference meetings. For smaller venues, a simple webcam may be all that is needed to utilize these features.