We understood that the vision of an advanced, multimedia classrooms are still in the infancy stages here at Mount Union, but the results demonstrate how successful collaborations can be. We recognize the limits of even this state of technology. We will continue to look ahead and to our faculty for solutions and idea's. Even Socrates given the opportunity would have picked up a laptop. All equipped with dual shades, one for darkening, one for esthetics.
Large fluorescence provides artificial lighting.
Two-bulb fluorescence above the dry erase boards give the board plenty of light for math classes, which use the board exclusively. A motorized projection screen, the draper with a 150 inch diagonal, hangs opposite the projector in the front of the room. A small pull down screen above and behind the lectern to allow a portable projector or an overhead projector to be used and leave front board visible. The entire floor is covered with tight knit commercial quality carpet. The ceiling over the lectern and the front of the room is suspended plasterboard.