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Room 304 EB is a flexible, active learning classroom, which enables instructors to display and discuss video games, films, television, and other video media. First priority for full-semester scheduling is given to special use classes from the English Department and the School of Literatures, Cultures, and Linguistics. Classes from other departments will be placed as possible with preference given to classes featuring active learning principles or in need of the instructional technology located in the room.

 

description

Room 304 is about 45’ by 35’ and is located at the SE corner of the building. The room features a hardwood floor and a high, slightly vaulted ceiling. There are shades for the windows, 2 air conditioning units and radiators for heat.

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FEATURES
Seating Capacity

Seating capacity is 49 and is reconfigurable as instructors choose with NO default layout. Options include one height-adjustable, padded stool and 10 height-adjustable padded task chairs. The remaining chairs are fixed-height, stackable, poly-shell with arms and casters.

Equipment Instructions

 

Furniture

  • Tables and chairs on casters
  • A fixed podium and a mobile, height-adjustable lectern
  • 5 marker boards (at least 1 on every wall) - markers & erasers are  provided.
  • Storage cabinets (for full semester users)

Displays

Room 304 English offers instructors a resident Windows computer with internal DVD drive connected to a laser projector, which is operated by a push-button control pad. This station also features both an HDMI and VGA + audio port for laptops and other personal devices (cable is provided), a Blu-ray player, and an AppleTV for people with Apple iOS and OX devices that have Airplay - also for Windows/Android users who have installed AirParrot 2 on their device. There is also a gooseneck microphone mounted on the podium for voicelift, with a wireless microphone option as well. Additionally, you can display content from a secondary display source - an instructor station in the other half of the room.

The West wall features dual 82" LCD screens. You can connect devices to them via VGA + audio and HDMI wall plates, or display content to them from the podium itself, or display content from this side of the room to the projector. Of the 3 available HDMI ports, the HDMI 1 input on the LCDs comes from the large wall plate while each LCD has its own dedicated port (input HDMI 2) located on the wall at the lower left corner of the LCD, which displays only to that particular screen.


 

Access

  • If you have a full term request, you will use your i-card for swipe access.
  • For select date use, you will check a key out from room G8 FLB.
  • The instructor podium requires a combination code for the padlock to access most items. IF left on, the computer is usable without a code.
  • The AV cabinet tied to the dual LCDs has additional AV equipment which is restricted to select faculty with specific instructional needs.