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Overview of the ways to present wirelessly in a Bowdoin classroom or conference room, depending on the device in the room. Covers AirPlay from a Mac, AirPlay from an iPad or iPhone, Ditto from a Windows laptop, and Mersive Solstice Pod rooms, with step-by-step instructions and screenshots. Applies to anyone presenting wirelessly in a room equipped with an Apple TV or Solstice Pod.

Illustrated walkthrough of the Crestron touch-screen monitor in Searles Hall classrooms that show a desktop preview (the 'with preview' configuration): starting up, mode selection, source selection including Solstice Pod, Blu-Ray, camera control for video conferencing, volume and image mute, and shutdown. Applies to faculty, staff, and students in Searles Hall 115, 126, 223, and 313.

Illustrated walkthrough of the small 7-inch Crestron touchpanel in Searles Hall classrooms that do not show a desktop preview on the panel (the 'without preview' configuration): starting up, mode selection, source selection including Solstice Pod, Blu-Ray, camera control, volume and image mute, and shutdown. Applies to faculty, staff, and students in Searles Hall 113, 213, 215, and 217.

Illustrated walkthrough of the 'Version B' Crestron classroom touch panel (a smaller tabletop or wall-mounted 10-inch panel, often with an interactive projector): starting the system, controlling lights and shades, choosing a mode, selecting sources including Solstice Pod, using Blu-Ray, adjusting volume and image mute, using Whiteboard mode and Touch Disable, and shutting down. Applies to faculty, staff, and students in the listed Version B classrooms.

Illustrated walkthrough of the Crestron touch panel in Roux Center for the Environment 207 North and South in Presentation Mode: splash screens for each side, lighting and shade controls, mode selection, source selection (including whiteboard on the interactive projector), Blu-Ray, volume and image mute, camera control for video conferencing, and shutdown. Applies to faculty, staff, and students presenting in Roux 207 N&S.

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.

Searles 113 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.

Roux 302 is designed as a small active learning classroom with moveable tables and 5 wall-mounted displays for small group work and breakout sessions.

Hatch Science Library, Room 212 is designed for both classroom lecture and active learning.

Hatch Science Library, Room 214 is designed for both classroom lecture and active learning.