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Classroom Technology Guide For Hybrid Course Delivery
Updated Aug 25

    Classroom Technology Guide For Hybrid Course Delivery

    Below you will find information and instructions related to getting key technology started to begin instruction. 

    Want to learn about technology in a specific classroom? Please see the Classroom Resource Guide to view the technology in Registrar classrooms searchable by building and room number. 

    Logging Into Classroom Computers

    Full instructions can be found on the Logging Into Classroom Computers page.

     


    Table of Contents

    • 1 Starting the Audio-Visual (AV) System
    • 2 Activating the Web Conferencing Tool
    • 3 Enabling the Audio and Video within Zoom
    • 4 Zoom Controls
    • 5 Ending your Zoom Session and Shutting Down
    • 6 Using the Document Camera (optional)
    • 7 HDMI connected Laptop and Devices (optional)
    • 8 Getting Help

     


    Starting the Audio-Visual (AV) System

    1. Start the AV system using the “AV Presentation” link on the AV Control Panel. This will start the projector, lower the screen and enable the cameras and microphones in the classroom.

    2. Mixed mode teaching that includes students in the classroom and students connecting remotely works best when using the configured PC in the classroom.

    3. Login to the classroom computer with the instructions listed.

    Fig. 1. AV control panel.
    Classroom AV Panel

    Figure 1: Audio/Video control panel.

     


    Activating the Web Conferencing Tool

    1. Zoom can be used to connect with remote students, to share content with all local and remote students, and to capture a recording of the class session for asynchronous access. The following instructions assume that you are using Zoom. 

    2. Open Google Chrome, the recommended web browser. Go to http://zoom.syr.edu and click the appropriate button to log into your SU Zoom account.

    3. Click the “Sign In” button and enter your NetID and NetID password.

    4. Start your meeting by clicking on the appropriate meeting Start Meeting link. If prompted, select the option to allow the page to open “zoom.us”.

    5. In the Zoom application, select the option to join the meeting with Computer Audio.

     


    Enabling the Audio and Video within Zoom

    1. Select either the lapel or hand-held microphone (if available) that you will use to broadcast to the students in the classroom and the remote students connected via Zoom. It is critical that you use the microphone even if you are teaching in a small classroom so that the remote students are able to hear what is said. 

    2. Power on the microphone using the On/Off button. Check the battery level indicator to make sure that you will not lose power during class. Replace the batteries with the ones supplied if necessary.

    3. Click the chevron next to the Mute button to check the Audio settings. Make sure that the Microphone and Speaker options are properly selected. To test the audio, select the “Test Speaker & Microphone” option and follow the on-screen prompts. Volume of the speakers and microphone can be controlled by the buttons on the AV Control Panel.

    4. To broadcast audio to the remote students, click the unmute button if necessary.

    5. To adjust the camera, use the “Camera Controls” on the AV Control Panel. Adjust the zoom, tilt and pan of either the front or rear camera using the appropriate buttons. You can also select from three camera preset locations for each camera. When the camera is adjusted correctly, close the Camera Control screen.

    6. To enable the Camera for remote students, click the “Start Video” button and select correct source.

     


    Zoom Controls

    For the most up to date information on Zoom Controls and features please refer to the zoom support web page.

     


    Ending your Zoom Session and Shutting Down

    1. To end your zoom session, stop the recording and click the End button at the bottom of the Zoom Application. Select either “Leave Meeting” or “End Meeting for All” to exit the meeting.

    2. Close your browser window and power down the computer to log off.

    3. To turn off the AV systems, select “System Off” link on the AV Control Panel.

     


    Using the Document Camera (optional)

    1. To use the document camera, make sure that you are logged in on the Classroom PC and connected to the Zoom session first.

    2. Then select “Document Camera” on the AV Control Panel.

    3. The document camera will replace the classroom camera channel in Zoom and will be broadcast to the remote students, to the projector and to the teaching station monitor.

    4. To interface with the Zoom window, including the chat panel, you must use the AV Control Panel to toggle back to the classroom PC. You can return to the Document Camera using the Document Camera button on the AV Control Panel.

    5. To turn off the document camera, use the buttons on the AV Control Panel or the Document Camera.

    6. Return to the Classroom PC using the button on the AV Control Panel.

     


    HDMI connected Laptop and Devices (optional)

    1. You may use other devices, including a laptop, connected to the teaching station via the included HDMI cable. To select this device, use the HDMI button on the AV Control Panel.

    2. If you select the HDMI option on the AV Control Panel, the classroom cameras and microphones will not function. You will need to use any built-in or external microphones and cameras connected to your HDMI device.

    3. To share audio, video and any shared applications with remote students, you will need to log into Zoom on your HDMI device.

     


    Getting Help

    For support of the information above, contact the ITS Help Desk by calling at 315-443-2677, by emailing help@syr.edu, or by visiting the ITS Service Center.

    More information about learning environments and classroom technology is available on the Learning Environments and Media Productions home page.

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