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Classroom Technical Services provides orientation, training, and consults for Bowdoin's 75+ classroom and computer lab spaces — from learning a room's equipment, to running Zoom or Teams in a room, to getting hands-on help for a specific hybrid class or event.


Submit general classroom requests and report urgent classroom issues.


Request service for issues relating to any conference room, classroom or other room with AV technology. This can include the computer, projectors, audio issues, bluray players, etc.

Request help with macOS or with software related to or provided through DExC for students.

Zoom is one of Bowdoin's supported web-conferencing platforms. Faculty are licensed automatically; staff and students have a 40-minute account and can request a Pro, Large Meeting, or Webinar license here. Also report Zoom problems or get help using Zoom in a classroom.

GraphPad Prism is not available for campus-wide use. A small number of licenses are available for faculty individual use. You can make a request for a license key using this request form.

Wired Network covers physical network connections across campus — reporting broken ports, activating or installing jacks, requesting static IPs/DNS names/DHCP reservations, and registering wired devices.

Can't find what you're looking for? Click use this service to create a ticket.

Create a general classroom request for services such as software installation, changes to hardware, and general AV requests for classrooms and labs.

Request a one-on-one or small-group walkthrough of the equipment in a specific Bowdoin classroom or computer lab — presentation, audio, projection, displays, and more.

Request training on how to run Zoom or Microsoft Teams from a specific classroom or lab — connecting to room audio and camera, sharing your screen, and bringing in remote participants.

Request training on how to record or capture a lecture in a specific classroom or lab — using Panopto, Zoom, or the room's capture setup, and finding your recording afterward.

Request training on how to run Zoom or Microsoft Teams from a specific classroom or lab — connecting to room audio and camera, sharing your screen, and bringing in remote participants.