Room Features

This is a stand-alone Blu-ray disk player. It is capable of reading Blu-ray disks or DVDs.

Microphone(s) mounted in the room's ceiling for picking up audience voices for web-conferencing and other audio applications...

This is a characteristic of a workshop space -- usually with significant traffic or affording the use of unfinished or bulk materials or chemicals.

Many classrooms include systems built into the room to control which video and / or audio inputs are being displayed on each of the available displ

A document camera outputs a picture of items placed on its work surface to the room's video display.

An electric roll-down screen. Controls are located on the wall near the instructor station. They may also be found on the AMX touch panel.

Chairs that are somehow fixed in place, and not able to be moved around their room.

These desks are affixed to the floor and cannot be moved.

This space has a whiteboard that is affixed to a wall.

This is a Windows PC usually built into the podium in a High Technology Classroom.

This is a large high-resolution flat-screen video display, available for use by the room's video sources, usually controlled from a

Standard black-and-white Laser Printer available to computers in the room.

A lavalier microphone is a very small microphone that is attached either directly to an actor's body or their clothing.

This video camera is mounted in a fixed position and is focused on an adjustable shot of the lectern/front of a learning space.

This is a device that allows users with mobile devices (tablets, laptops, phones) to project the contents of their screen wirelessly to the room's

Movable desks can be found in some rooms, and enable easy re-arranging of the room to suit particular activities.

This is a whiteboard on wheels, that can be moved within a space.

This dual-display system allows the user to present material from two different a/v sour

This is a manual, pull-down roll screen for the projector.

This is a specialized type of scanner for scanning microfilm.

The SMART Podium functions as both the instructor station PC's monitor and as a writing surface for annotating over digital content (eg, a PowerPoi

Laptops are often purchased by departments and pre-loaded with specific software for use by classes.

Windows PCs, configured for access by Lehigh users. Available software differs depending on the location and site sponsor (LTS or a department).

This a a cart containing mobile tablets. such as iPads or Nexus'.

Tile floors are typical of food preparation or high-traffic spaces.