The classroom installations each include teaching consoles with touchpad controls to allow instructors to use and project audio and video tapes, show cable TV programs, and access computer applications from diskette, CD-ROM, the Internet, or the law school network. The touchpads in the newest installations also allow instructors to control lighting, shades and viewing screens from the touchpad. New overhead projectors are available in all teaching rooms. Seminar rooms 4044 and 4046 use Smart Board Technology. Instruction sheets for using the classroom equipment are posted in each of the rooms.
Copies are available upon request.
Portable video monitors, video cassette players, and computer projection equipment can be ordered from Media Services for use in these rooms. All teaching rooms have overhead projectors and screens. Media Services does have portable hubs to provide up to 8 network connections per hub in rooms without installed network connections. The law school has two portable videoconferencing unit, which can be used in classrooms to bring guest speakers into classes. If you wish to learn more about how to make use of videoconferencing in your courses, please contact the media services coordinator.