Classroom Technology
Everything you need to know to use and support the audio and video technology in IWU classrooms, conference rooms and collaborative meeting spaces
- Teaching Stations
- We refer to a Teaching Station as the podium, desk, rack, or cart from which a course instructor or conference coordinator utilizes audio and video technology to communicate an educational experience. At each of the following locations, the teaching station presents a user with various Source (Input) and Display (Output) options. The pictoral pages, found at the following links may be helpful in supporting the users of these teaching stations.
- Athletic Fields
- Beard Art Center
- Burns Hall of Science and Nursing
- Center Hall
- Student Center meeting spaces
- Elder Hall
- Don Wood Foundation Hall of Engineering
- Football AV
- Goodman Hall
- Jackson Library - Instructional Rooms
- Maxwell Center
- National and Global Meeting Spaces
- Noggle Christian Ministries Center
- Ott Hall of Sciences and Nursing
- Phillippe Performing Arts Center
- Recreation and Wellness Center
- Marching Wildcats Practice Facility
- South Hall Complex East, Classroom 135
- Wesley Seminary
- Rooms with Videoconferencing Equipment
- Classroom Teaching Station Features
- CTS Service Catalog
- CTS supports audio and video technology in the nearly 400 classrooms and 100 conference rooms on the Marion campus and regional education centers, as well as mobile and portable video conferencing equipment. CTS collaborates with Event Technology Services, and Event Conference Services, to support the sound reinforcement, recording and streaming of many events on the Marion campus. CTS also collaborates with Media Services in the Jackson Library to offer circulating equipment.
The Classroom Technology Services team provides support for academic spaces, conference spaces and other collaborative spaces. We are located in the lower level of the Jackson Library on the Marion campus.