Marley 220 (765 Irving Ave.)
- Andrew Wowelko
- Steven Lobello
- Dalton Deitz
- Gianna Mangicaro
Room Type: Technology Classroom-Registrar Scheduled
Seating Capacity: 48 (Floor Plan)
Room Features:
Teaching Station
Included on this teaching station:
Wacom Input Monitor with Pen
Extron Touch Panel Controller
HDMI Input
Tabletop Microphone for Web Conferencing
Document Camera
Blu-Ray Player
Located in the teaching station is a Blu-Ray player. When selected as a source this player can play Blu-Ray and DVDs.
Windows Computer
Located in the teaching station is a micro Windows Computer. It runs off of the most updated version of Windows.
High Definition Projection System
A high definition projection system and an electric screen is mounted within the room. The projector will display the in-room Windows computer or the selected source at the touch panel.
Playback and Public Address Speaker System
Located in the room are ceiling speakers. These speakers project playback audio of the selected source and public address audio.
The following microphones are included:
1 Lavaliere Microphone for public address audio and capturing a presenter for web-conferencing (located in teaching station drawer)
Ceiling-mounted PZM Microphone to capture general room audio for web-conferencing
Tabletop microphone on the teaching station for web-conferencing
Accessibility Features
Accessibility Features incorporated in this room is an Assisted Listening System. These devices can be found in the drawer of the teaching station and the technology rack. The device transmits the audio being sent to the room's speakers to individual receivers.
Confidence Monitor
To the rear of the room is a confidence monitor. This monitor will allow the user to view the source that they have displayed on the projector/display, while facing the audience. You can control the confidence monitor at the touch panel at the teaching station.
Web Based Video Conferencing System
Located in this room are front and rear pan, tilt, zoom cameras. The cameras and ceiling microphone are connected to the local windows computer for use with web-based video applications including Zoom.