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Classroom AV

Classroom Technology

Classroom audio and video technology at Indiana Wesleyan University's Merrillville education and conferencing center. This page highlights the information needed to use and support this technology.

Display

This classroom has a teaching station with sound system, and one display.

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  • A ceiling mounted laser Projector
    • Projects onto manual screen on the front wall of the room.
  • Resolution = 1920 x 1200 (16:10 aspect ratio)

Control

Qsys inputs

A brightly illuminated Touch Panel is located in the wall near the primary lectern location.

Find further instructions here:
Teaching Station with Qsys Control 

Sources  

The teaching station provides two ways to share your mobile device to the projection screen and ceiling speakers.

  • HDMI cable  for connecting a laptop computer, tablet, smart phone, or a BluRay player
    • plug your device into the HDMI cable located on top of the lectern
    • If your device doesn't have an HDMI port, bring your own HDMI adapter, or request an adapter, or use wireless casting
  • Wireless casting, using ScreenBeam, following instructions on the screen
    • Connect a Windows PC using Miracast (which still allows connection to internet)
    • Connect a Mac using ScreenBeam's WiFi, then use AirPlay (which disables internet connection; appropriate for showing files that are already on your mobile device)

 screenbeam

Audio  

This classroom has:

  • Ceiling mounted speakers
  • Volume buttons and Mute button  to control volume of your mobile device

Available upon request:

  • Wireless microphones for sound reinforcement and video recording:

    • Handheld microphone

    • Bodypack with clip-on body-worn microphone

Lectern

Spectrum Lectern in MVEC  TS MV.jpeg.jpg  TS top MV

Slanted top with lip near bottom edge

Casters which can lock in place

Power charging port for AC adapters, USB and USB-C powered devices

Shelf

Instructions

 

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