Is a seminar style room with wall monitor and a shared conference table.
General Information
Location: Sills Hall, Room 004.
Hours: Open by reservation.
Room Type: Seminar room.
Seating Capacity: 12.
Reservations: Contact the Campus Scheduler.
Technology
Instructor Station, Podium or Presentation Area:
Presentation Computer: This room does not have an instructor computer, it is laptop carry-in only.
Podium or Table: Two large tables make up the seating area, presenting can be done at any location.
- Note: HDMI, USB, and Ethernet Laptop and iPad hook-up available.
Installed Room Audio-Visual (AV) Technologies:
Projector or Display: 65" LED LCD wall mounted TV.
AV System Controls: Crestron Flex (Teams) tabletop system. It provides AV system control, video conferencing and general presenting capabilities.
Blu-ray System: There is no Blu-Ray/DVD/CD player in this room. A player can be made available upon request (Service - Classroom or Computer Lab R...).
Audio: Crestron integrated unit contains a camera, microphone and sound bar, it is wall mounted underneath the LCD panel.
Vocal Reinforcement:
- Instructor: No.
- Audience: No.
Hearing Assistance:
Document Camera: No.
Room Camera: Crestron integrated unit contains a camera, microphone and sound bar, it is wall mounted underneath the LCD panel.
- NOTE: Primary Microsoft Teams and Zoom camera.
Wireless Presentation: No.
Additional Information:
Writing Surface: Wall mounted whiteboards.
Shades: Motorized window shades with manual switch.
Lighting: Manual lighting controls.
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.
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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!
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A view from the door looking into the classroom.
A view of the instructor table.
A view towards the front of the classroom from the student's point of view.