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Upgrades, additions, and changes to classrooms and classroom AV for the summer of 2021.

Beam classroom is a larger, seminar-style classroom with a large capacity and touch-screen AV controls.

Classroom and lab changes for the summer of 2021.

News regarding the upcoming changes to computers labs, classrooms, virtual desktops and software.

Mills Hall, Room 129 is a cinema-style classroom with a professional theater projector and sound.

Information about the technology available in the Beam classroom as it relates to hosting events.

Step-by-step instructions for recording a class or meeting using Zoom on an instructor's computer in a Bowdoin classroom equipped with a PTZ camera.

Self-service troubleshooting for common Bowdoin classroom technology problems, covering audio (no sound, Zoom/Teams output and microphone selection), video (mirroring the Mac Mini with Command+F1), and powering on the instructor computer, plus classroom etiquette guidelines. Applies to faculty, staff, and students using technology-equipped classrooms.

The Bartlett Classroom is a classroom which provides faculty the flexibility of instructing students in a classroom environment, while at the same time allowing them to bring technology use into their coursework. The space is designed to help faculty and students give elaborate audio and video presentations.

Lists the baseline (minimum) software installed on all Mac OS classroom and computer lab computers at Bowdoin, including the macOS version, Apple and Microsoft Office productivity apps, academic applications, media players, browsers, and clicker software. The image is updated each summer, so versions may change year to year. Applies to faculty, staff, and students using Mac lab and classroom computers.

Illustrated walkthrough of the 'Version A' Crestron classroom touch panel (a large touch screen on an articulating arm that also serves as the instructor monitor): starting the system, choosing Audio & Video or Audio Only mode, selecting sources, controlling Blu-Ray, adjusting volume and image mute, using an in-room microphone, and shutting down. Applies to faculty, staff, and students in the listed Version A classrooms.

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 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.

What the Catchbox tossable foam microphone is and how to use it to amplify voices and encourage discussion in medium to large Bowdoin classrooms. Covers its features, how to speak into it, safety when passing it, a note for students, and how to request a Catchbox or a classroom demonstration. Applies to Bowdoin faculty and instructors.

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.