Classroom GuideBook Spring 2011-2

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Educational Technology Services:

New College of Florida | Educational Technology Services | www.ncf.edu/ets

Updated: 4/15/2011

Welcome to the NCF Classroom Guidebook

Educational Technology Services

suppor t s facu l ty by prov id ing

technology services and audiovisual

services to over 40 classrooms. This

guide will provide an overview of the

broad selection of instructional spaces

located on the New College campus.

TO RESERVE A CLASSROOM:

Please contact your division office

manager to request a classroom space.

Humanities: x4280

Natural Sciences: x4442

Social Sciences: x4482

**Note: Rooms that are shaded will needdivision approval before scheduling.

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SERVICES:

ACADEMICRESOURCECENTER

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LEVEL 0: NOT REGULARLY SUPPORTED BY ETS

Level 0 classrooms are the perfect classroom for the instructor that wants a basic learning environment. These classrooms are

not supported with technology by Educational Technology Services.

LEVEL 1: BASIC MEDIA ENHANCED CLASSROOM

Level 1 classrooms are a great option for faculty who would like a basic classroom setting but might want to show an

occasional website or a presentation over the course of the semester.

Level 1 classrooms include:

Projector on a media cart with a manual wall mounted projection screen

Computer system with desktop speakers

Multi-region DVD/VCR combo unit

LEVEL 2: INTERMEDIATE MEDIA ENHANCED CLASSROOM

Level 2 classrooms are perfect classrooms for combining a reliable technology experience that can accommodate basic video,

sound, presentations, and a digital visualization projector for showing 3D objects.


Ceiling mount projector with ceiling mounted projection screen

Teaching Station with computer system and flat screen monitor

Multi-region DVD/VCR unit

External video hookup for laptops

Ceiling integrated sound system for audio needs

Control system for AV equipment

Document Camera

LEVEL 3: SMART PODIUM MEDIA ENHANCED CLASSROOM

Do you need high definition video? Do you want to create screen annotations over your powerpoint presentations? Need a

over size dry erase board? Level 3 classrooms allow the instructor to use the 22 monitor to control computer applications,

write in digital ink over slides or websites, and play music and videos.


Ceiling mounted WXGA/HD projector

Powered ceiling mounted projection screen (tab tensioned)

Teaching station with computer system and interactive Smart Sympodium monitor

Multi-region Blu-Ray DVD unit

External video/sound hookup for laptop

Ceiling integrated sound system for audio

Wall Talker dry erase wall

Wireless keyboard and mouse

Digital control system for AV equipment

HD document camera

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LEVEL 3.5: SMART BOARD INTERACTIVE DISPLAY CLASSROOM

Want all the benefits of a level 3 classroom but in a small seminar style room? Level 3.5 is the classroom that will give the

instructor a smaller seminar layout with high definition video, HD 3D document camera and a 60 1080p interactive display

that allows the instructor to control computer applications, write in digital ink over slides or websites, and play music and

videos.

Level 3.5 classrooms include:

Teaching station with a computer system

Multi-region Blu Ray DVD player

External video hookup for a laptop

Ceiling integrated sound system

Interactive HD 1080p display for viewing movies, presentations or interacting with the teaching computer



Control system for AV equipmentHD document camera

LEVEL 4: VIDEO CONFERENCE/ INTERACTIVE DISPLAY CLASSROOM

Level 4 classrooms are a hybrid of level 3.5, but with the additional ability to video conference with other institutions or

organizations with embedded video conference technology.


Teaching station with a computer system

Multi-region Blu Ray DVD player

External video hookup for a laptop

Ceiling integrated sound system

One interactive HD 1080p display for viewing movies, presentations or interacting with the teaching computer

One HD 1080p display for viewing distance conference sessions

One-two HD cameras for broadcasting video to a remote location



Control system for AV equipment

HD document camera


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LEVEL 0: NOT REGULA LY SUPPORTED BY ETS

Building Code Building Name Room # Capacity

CFA Sainer Sainer 311 30

CHL College Hall Music Room Unk

COH College Hall HUM Conference Rm 116 18

Fitness Center Fitness Center 105 30

HCT Hamilton Center Black Box Theatre Unk

HNS Heiser Natural Sciences 106 21

Level 0 classrooms may have some basic technology but does ot have a traditional AV package re ularly supported by ETS.

LEVEL 1: BASIC MEDIA ENHANCED CLASSROOM


CHL College Hall 214 20

221 38

MBR Pritzker Pritzker Marine Biology 100/LETRA 25

CAP CH Caples Carriage house 103 20

L VEL 2: INTERMEDIATE ME IA ENHANCED CLASSROOM


ANL Ball Anthropology Lab 100 25

BON Bon Seigneur Hall 2 25

CFA Caples Fine Arts Complex 211 20

212 25

*Note: No document camera

in CFA 211/212

HCL Hamilton Classrooms

4 39

Note: 5 25

HCL 5 is a computer lab7 49

8 112

**Note: Rooms that are shaded will need division approval before scheduling.


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LEVEL 2: INTERMEDIATE MEDIA ENHANCED CLASSROOM CONT


HNS Heiser Natural Sciences 114 88

LBR Library

152 40

ote: serves

also as a computer lab. 154 36

156 45

209 30

248 40

250 40

252 58

L VEL 3: SMART PODIUM MEDIA ENHANCED CLASSROOM


ACE Academic Center

102 24

**Note: Room 329 is a 115 35

computer lab.201 24

Room 228 is the SSRL 218 35

217 18

228 Unk

237 22

239 24

329 24

318 15

LEV L 3.5: SMART BOARD INTERACTIVE DISPLAY CLASSR OM


ACE Academic Center 210 12

LEVEL 4: VIDEO CONFERENCE/ IN ERACTIVE DISPLAY CLAS ROOM


HNS Hieser Natural Sciences 108 (No Smart Display/Doc

Cam)

20

ACE Academic Center 113 12

**Note: Rooms that are shaded will need division approval before scheduling.


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COLLEGE HALL ROOM 214

Level 1

COLLEGE HALL ROOM 221

Level 1


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LIBRARY ROOM 152

Level 2

LIBRARY 154

Level 2


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LIBRARY ROOM 156

Level 2

LIBRARY ROOM 209

Level 2


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LIBRARY ROOM 248

Level 2

LIBRARY ROOM 250

Level 2


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LIBRARY ROOM 252

Level 2

HCL 4

Level 2


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HCL 5 COMPUTER LAB

Level 2

HCL 7

Level 2


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HCL 8

Level 2

BON 2

Level 2


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ANL 100

Level 2

HNS 114

Level 2


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HNS 106

Level 0

HNS 108

Level 4 **Note: Does not have a Smart Display or Document Camera.


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CFA 211

Level 2

CFA 212

Level 1


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CAPLES CARRIAGE HOUSE 103

Level 1

MBR PRITZKER 100

Level 2 *Note: Does not have a doc cam.


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ACE ROOM 102

Level 3

ACE ROOM 113

Level 4

Note: ACE room floor plans may not reflect final layout of ACE classrooms.


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ACE ROOM 115

Level 3

ACE ROOM 201

Level 3



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ACE ROOM 210

Level 3.5

ACE ROOM 218

Level 3



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ACE ROOM 217

Level 3

ACE ROOM 228

Level 3



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ACE ROOM 239

Level 3

ACE ROOM 237

Level 3



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ACE ROOM 318

Level 3

ACE ROOM 329 COMPUTER LAB

Level 3


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