Classroom Technology
The process of standardizing classroom technologies began in 2016. Each standardized classroom has an interactive projector or board (Epson Interactive Projector or Interactive Display System-AQUOS Board), a teaching station control panel, HoverCam Ultra 8 document camera, and Blu-ray player. Instructions for using each classroom technology can be found below.
Classrooms with Epson Interactive Projector:
Comer 104, 204
Davis 136
Harman 119
Morgan 203
Myrick 2, 3
Strong 113, 115, 116, 119
Wills 101, 115, 121
Classrooms with Interactive Display System (AQUOS Board):
Wallace 100
Wills 215
In addition to the standard classroom technologies, the following “premium” rooms have a second teaching station, integrated web cameras, and microphones:
Wills 101
Morgan 203
Box is an encrypted, cloud-based file storage and collaboration platform that enables faculty, and staff to securely store and share files.
UM Standard Classroom Technology in Comer 104 and 204, UMOM 309, Harman 119, Strong Hall, Wallace 100, Wills 101, 115, 121, and 215.
The HoverCam 8 Document Camera can be used to display documents, books, 3D objects, and interactive demonstrations on the classroom display. Images and videos of the display can easily be created.
UM Standard Classroom Technology in Wallace 100 and Wills 215.
The Interactive Display System (AQUOS Board) can be used to control the teaching station computer from the board, as a digital whiteboard, and to draw or annotate over images, websites, PowerPoint presentations, and other Microsoft Office programs.
UM Standard Classroom Technology in Comer 104 and 204, UMOM 309, Harman 119, Strong Hall, Wills 101, 115, and 121.
The interactive features of the EPSON Interactive Projector can be used without the Easy Interactive Software. Using the software does give users access to many additional features such as saving annotations and files.
UM Standard Classroom Technology in Comer 104 and 204, UMOM 309, Harman 119, Strong Hall, Wills 101, 115, and 121.
The Epson Interactive Projector can be used to control the teaching station computer from the board, as a digital whiteboard, and to draw or annotate over images, websites, PowerPoint presentations, and other programs.
Qball is a wireless microphone housed inside a foam ball that can be thrown, rolled, or passed from person to person.
UM Standard Classroom Technology in Comer 104 and 204, UMOM 309, Harman 119, Strong Hall, Wills 101, 115, and 121.
The teaching station control panel allows users to control the display source and audio levels in a standardized classroom.