Roux Center for the Environment, Room 108

General Information

Location: Roux Center, Room 108.
Hours: Open by reservation.
Room Type: Classroom.
Seating Capacity: 32.
Reservations: Contact the EOS Department.

Available to the Instructor:

  • Mac Mini providing Mac OS and a virtual Windows operating system (installed in an external equipment rack in the hallway AV closet).
  • A list of software for either operating system can be found here.

 

A/V Technologies:

  • Epson BrightLink Pro1460ui with interactive touch screen.
    • Wall-mounted, native resolution of 1920 x 1200.
    • Note: Projector touch-screen is screen-shot & e-mail capable.
    • Note:  Projector touch-screen is also a dry-erase board.
  • Crestron Touch Panel Controls.
    • Controls audio, lights, screens, shades, and video inputs.
  • Region Free Blu-ray/DVD/CD/MP3 Player.
    • Note: Player is located in an external equipment rack in the hallway AV closet.
  • Room Audio.

Wireless Presentation: Yes. Apple TV with Ditto supports AirPlay from macOS, iPadOS, and Windows (with Ditto software).

 

Additional Information: 

  • White board wall and a whiteboard projection surface.
  • Manual pull-down shades.

 

Training and Support

Training:

We highly recommend that you request a training session before using this space for the first time. To request a session, click the button below.

Request Training Session

Support:

If you experience any issues in the classroom or lab, either with the AV technology or a computer, please let us know so we can fix it right away!

Report a Classroom or Lab Issue

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Roux 108 facing the whiteboard wall and projector

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