The other two ports are reserved for data, including one that is activated for Ethernet. Ethernet outlets are also available in study areas. All faculty offices contain at least one Ethernet outlet, most of which are 100 Megabit connections. Every Wake Forest classroom has fiber optic cable terminated in the room and at least one live Ethernet connection. Multimedia classrooms exist at varying levels on the Reynolda Campus.
Portable systems exist in thirty-five classrooms, which each serve ten to forty students.
Intermediate systems, with custom control desks and ceiling-mounted projectors, each seat twenty to forty students. There are thirty-eight of these classrooms, which also include features such as document cameras, VCRs, and laser disc players. Large classrooms, eight in number, include the same set-up as intermediate systems, but they hold more than fifty students. Wake Forest also has specialty rooms that serve such purposes as videoconferencing centers. Wake Forest recently extended the seamless connection of the North Carolina campuses to the university campuses in London and Venice.