Electronic Classrooms @ Union
Information Technology Services (ITS) manages four types of electronic classrooms on campus. These are:
- Presentation Classroom
- Collaborative Computer Classroom
- Laptop Classroom
- Minerva Seminar Room
For a complete list of classrooms, click here.
A presentation classroom contains a ceiling-mounted data projector, two computers (1 Macintosh, 1 PC), VCR, DVD player, and a document camera. The computers, VCR, DVD player, and document camera are generally physically located in a lectern at the front of the classroom. In many of the rooms, a 35mm slide projector is mounted separately in the classroom. Additionally, there are connections for laptop computers to connect into the presentation system. These rooms do not have computers for student use. For a list of presentation rooms, click here.
A collaborative computer classroom has a ceiling-mounted data projector, a computer for the instructor, VCR, DVD player, and a document camera. There is a connection for laptop computers to use the presentation system. A 35mm slide projector is mounted in the room. A computer classroom has computers for students to use; usually 1 to 4 students per computer.There will only be one platform (PC or Mac) for student use and the instructor's computer will be the same platform as the students. For a list of computer classrooms, click here.
A laptop classroom has a ceiling-mounted data projector and a combination DVD/VCR player. There is a connection for a laptop computer. There is no installed computer in the classroom. For a list of laptop classrooms, click here.
Each of the Minerva Houses has a seminar room that is available for both student and faculty use. For a list of the Minerva seminar rooms, click here.