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Searles 213 is a classroom that offers professors the flexibility of instructing students in a traditional setting, while at the same time allowing them to bring technology into their instruction. The classroom is designed to help professors and students give elaborate multimedia presentations.

Druck 20 is equipped with audio/visual equipment that allows professors and students to give elaborate presentations in many different formats. The room is equipped with electronic sun and blackout shades and has three screens: an 84" manual screen, a 120" (diagonal) screen, and a 16' widescreen.

Druckenmiller 16 is equipped with audio/visual equipment that allows professors and students to give elaborate presentations in many different formats. The room is equipped with electronic sun and blackout shades and has three screens: an 84" manual screen, a 120" (diagonal) screen, and a 16' widescreen.

Instructions for recording a class session in Microsoft Teams from an instructor computer that has a PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) camera connected. Covers connecting the camera, starting and stopping the recording, and finding the saved recording. Applies to Bowdoin faculty and instructors using classroom computers.

Druckenmiller 04 is equipped with audio/visual equipment that allows professors and students to give elaborate presentations in many different formats. The room is equipped with electronic sun and blackout shades and has three screens: an 84" manual screen, a 120" (diagonal) screen, and a 16' widescreen.

Roux 207 is a large, active learning classroom, with multiple flat screen monitors throughout the room for easy breakout and small group sessions.

Step-by-step guide and video for connecting an iPad to a Bowdoin classroom or meeting space display by cable using a USB-C-to-HDMI or Lightning Digital AV adapter, including selecting the room input, sound and mirroring tips, and disconnecting. For faculty, staff, and students presenting from an iPad in Bowdoin classrooms.

Explains how to connect and disconnect an iPad to a classroom Apple TV using the AirPlay screen-mirroring feature built into iPadOS, with a step-by-step instructional video. Covers getting on the Bowdoin wireless network and entering the on-screen code. For faculty, staff, and students presenting wirelessly from an iPad in a Bowdoin classroom.

Searles Science Center, Room 217 is a 49-seat classroom with a laptop carry-in instructor podium, a ceiling-mounted Panasonic laser projector with Crestron touch-panel control, wireless presentation via Apple TV and Ditto, a PTZ camera with lavaliere and ceiling microphones for Zoom and Microsoft Teams, a region-free Blu-ray/DVD/CD player, a Lumens document camera, and sliding and wall-mounted chalkboards. Available by reservation.

Explains how to connect and disconnect a Mac to a classroom Apple TV using the AirPlay screen-mirroring feature built into macOS, with a step-by-step instructional video. Covers getting on the Bowdoin wireless network and entering the on-screen code. For faculty, staff, and students presenting wirelessly from a Mac laptop in a Bowdoin classroom.

Explains how to connect and disconnect an iPad to an Apple TV using the Ditto Connect app, with a step-by-step instructional video and guidance on entering the room code. Requires the Ditto Connect app installed on the iPad. For staff, faculty, and students presenting wirelessly from an iPad in a Bowdoin classroom.

Explains how to connect and disconnect a Windows laptop to a classroom Apple TV using the Ditto Connect app, with a step-by-step instructional video, since Windows cannot use AirPlay natively. Requires the Ditto Connect app installed on the Windows laptop. For staff, faculty, and students presenting wirelessly from a Windows laptop in a Bowdoin classroom.

Explains how to connect and disconnect a Mac (macOS) to an Apple TV using the Ditto Connect app, with a step-by-step instructional video and guidance on entering the room code. Requires the Ditto Connect app installed on the Mac. For staff, faculty, and students presenting wirelessly from a Mac laptop in a Bowdoin classroom.

Searles 215 is a classroom that offers professors the flexibility of instructing students in a traditional setting, while at the same time allowing them to bring technology into their instruction. The classroom is designed to help professors and students give elaborate multimedia presentations.

Explains Bowdoin's phased removal of instructor computers from classrooms and meeting spaces (Fall 2025 through Fall 2026) and the addition of Apple TVs for wireless presentation, including how to present from your own device, where to get orientations and emergency help, and which rooms are affected. For faculty, staff, and students who teach or present in Bowdoin classrooms and meeting spaces.