Small Classrooms vary in size from about 20 to 39 student stations. They are small enough to permit flexibility in seating arrangement and can accommodate various teaching formats—discussion, small group interaction, demonstration and lecture. Classrooms are usually equipped with movable student seating, either tables and chairs or tablet arm chairs. They should have an identifiable teaching wall with marker board, one or more projection screens, telephone and data connections. If instructional technology systems are not installed during construction, rough-ins for video projectors and other equipment must be provided. It should include an instructor’s station, with desk or table, chair and tabletop or floor lectern near the teaching wall.

Small Classroom

InFocus LP640 projector (secured with Sonic Shock Alarm), DaLite 7’ automated screen, Furman PL-8 Series II Power Conditioner (protects investment), Alesis RA150 2-Channel Amplifier, Community CPL-27 with Speaker pair (where ceiling speakers are unavailable), Extron System 7 Switcher

Thin Client Computer (Windows terminal server), Active Directory logon required, Automatically mapped file server, USB storage device recommended, DeepFreeze (computer protection), Sophos (virus protection), Wired PS2 keyboard and mouse, Gyration ultra professional optical mouse (wireless), Samsung Syncmaster Monitor (latest version), Samsung DVD/VCR combo (latest version), Samsung SDP-900DXR Document Camera

Laptop input, VGA and Stereo mini cables provided

Raxxess Studio Furniture

Equipment Available on request:

Eeg DE241A Closed Caption Decoder

Large classrooms vary in size from about 40 to 79 student stations. Classrooms of this size are usually equipped and configured for instruction in the lecture format. At the upper end of the size range, sloped or tiered floors should be considered to improve sight lines. Fixed seating, either at tables or tablet-arm chairs, is generally required to maintain aisle widths established by fire and life-safety codes. Large classrooms have an identifiable teaching wall with main marker board, one or more projector screens and telecommunication connections. If instructional technology systems are not installed during construction, rough-ins for video projectors and other equipment must be provided. An instructor's station with desk or table, chair and lectern possibly equipped with lighting, sound and audio-visual equipment controls is located near the teaching wall. A fixed audio-visual equipment console is desirable in large classrooms.

Large Classroom

InFocus LP640 projector (secured with Sonic Shock Alarm) -or- InFocus LP820 projector (secured with Sonic Shock Alarm), DaLite 10’ automated scree, Furman PL-8 Series II Power Conditioner (protects investment), Alesis RA150 2-Channel Amplifier, Community CPL-27 with Speaker pair (where ceiling speakers are unavailable), Extron System 7 Switcher, Extron SCP 250 secondary control panel (optional), Thin Client Computer (Windows terminal server), Active Directory logon required, Automatically mapped file server, USB storage device recommended, DeepFreeze (computer protection), Sophos (virus protection), Wired PS2 keyboard and mouse, Gyration ultra professional optical mouse (wireless), Samsung Syncmaster Monitor (latest version), Samsung DVD/VCR combo (latest version), Samsung SDP-900DXR Document Camera, Laptop input, VGA and Stereo mini cables provided, Raxxess Studio Furniture

Equipment Available at request:

Eeg DE241A Closed Caption Decoder

Lecture halls have a student seating capacity of 80 or more, fixed seating, sloped or tiered floors, and are often specially shaped for acoustical and line-of-sight considerations. The size of lecture halls usually necessitates the use of visual and audio reinforcement to communicate the educational message adequately. Specialists in acoustics and audio-visual equipment should always be included on the design team for lecture hall facilities. A very large lecture hall, sometimes referred to as a teaching auditorium, may have a stage or raised platform presentation area and can serve as a performance venue.

Lecture Hall

InFocus LP850 projector (secured with Sonic Shock Alarms), X 2 DaLite 10’ automated screen, X 2 Furman PL-8 Series II Power Conditioner (protects investment), Alesis RA150 2-Channel Amplifier, Shure Wireless Microphone, Lectern Microphone, Community CPL-27 with Speaker pair (where ceiling speakers are unavailable), Extron Matrix Switcher, AMX Touch Panel, AMX NXI 2000 Master, AMX ICSnet cards and buses, Interwrite PRS Hardware, Windows Computer (Active Directory logon required), Automatically mapped file server, USB storage device recommended, DeepFreeze (computer protection), Interwrite PRS software, Macintosh Computer (Active Directory logon required), Automatically mapped file server, USB storage device recommended, Wired USB keyboard and mouse, Black Box Serve Switch KVM X 2, Gyration ultra professional optical mouse (wireless) X 2 Samsung Syncmaster Monitor (latest version) X 2, Samsung DVD/VCR combo (latest version), DVS 204 Video Scaler, Eeg DE241A Closed Caption Decoder, Samsung SDP-900DXR Document Camera, Laptop input, VGA and Stereo mini cables provided, Furnishings may be of special design, LittleLite adjustable lectern lights

Special Use Equipment

Kodak Slide Projectors X 2
Flex Cam Document Cameras
Digital Slide Projectors
Programmable Lighting