Classroom Technologies

Overview        

All College classrooms are equipped with audio and video technologies, a computer, and software to enhance teaching and learning.

Available To   

Faculty, Students, Staff

Features          

• Many classrooms have podiums that contain computers, controls, and connections for laptops in a standard arrangement to simplify transition between rooms.
• Podium computers are Windows PCs with standard software, like Microsoft 365, as well as discipline-specific software which is installed based on faculty request.
• Some classrooms contain a large interactive display. Many displays have an integrated Windows PC and a mobile podium with wireless keyboard and mouse. Others have a podium and computer connected to the interactive display.
• Most classrooms have wall or podium-mounted panels to simplify control of the technology components.
• Most classrooms contain wall or ceiling-mounted pan-tilt-zoom cameras and microphones to facilitate lecture capture or video conferencing.
• Some classrooms have computer workstations for each student and are used for teaching in a hands-on environment.
• A QR code that links to instructions is located on the wall near the podium in each classroom along with phone numbers to call for assistance.

Getting Started

• Review Technology in the Classrooms on our Knowledge Base for more information on the various configurations and instructions.
• Refer to the Technology in Labs and Classrooms page for location and type of equipment to teach hands-on classes.
• Review the Software Availability by Location page and contact the Service Desk before the semester starts if special software is required.
• Contact the Registrar’s Office to request or change a classroom.
• Log in to the computers using your Stonehill username and password.