Classroom Technology Upgrade Plans and Opportunities for Feedback

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Classroom Technology
Upgrade Plans
Create Opportunities
 
INSTRUCTIONAL AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES  (IITS)
SPRING 2016
 
Classroom Technology Upgrades
Summer 2016
 
Moving Lectern & Labs PCs to Windows 10
New Projectors coming with higher resolution & bigger, brighter, clearer images
Projection compatibility with modern devices (native HD and widescreen format)
Touchscreen monitors will also be added to lecterns as instructor’s stations are
replaced
Classroom VCRs are being removed from service
Evaluating opportunities in some rooms for wireless presentation – for BYOD
 
 
High Definition Transition
2016 - 2021
 
Phased-in deployment over several years replacing 4:3 screens with 16:9 dimensions
Upgraded rooms will look brighter & crisper – especially fonts and detailed diagrams
Deployment staged by building/floor
Existing 4:3 presentations will look the same; no need to change anything
Markstein Hall and SBSB this summer; ACD next summer
33%
Larger
50%
Brighter
 
Opportunities for Feedback
Email Survey Coming Soon
 
Most classrooms built since 2006 have offset
screens to maximize whiteboard space – older rooms
were centered
Looking for feedback on value in retrofitting older rooms to
offset the screens as they are replaced
Standardizing on 8ft screen width minimum
Looking for feedback on the importance of standardizing
screen height across similar sized classrooms
Evaluating various wireless presentations tools
Looking for faculty interested volunteering to test and provide
feedback on the value of evolving wireless presentation
technologies in the classroom
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Classroom technology upgrades planned for Spring and Summer 2016 include moving to Windows 10, installing new projectors with higher resolution and touchscreen monitors, and transitioning to high definition screens over several years. Opportunities for feedback include standardizing screen sizes and evaluating wireless presentation tools.

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  1. Classroom Technology Upgrade Plans Create Opportunities INSTRUCTIONAL AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (IITS) SPRING 2016

  2. Classroom Technology Upgrades Summer 2016 Moving Lectern & Labs PCs to Windows 10 New Projectors coming with higher resolution & bigger, brighter, clearer images Projection compatibility with modern devices (native HD and widescreen format) Touchscreen monitors will also be added to lecterns as instructor s stations are replaced Classroom VCRs are being removed from service Evaluating opportunities in some rooms for wireless presentation for BYOD

  3. High Definition Transition 2016 - 2021 Phased-in deployment over several years replacing 4:3 screens with 16:9 dimensions Upgraded rooms will look brighter & crisper especially fonts and detailed diagrams Deployment staged by building/floor Existing 4:3 presentations will look the same; no need to change anything Markstein Hall and SBSB this summer; ACD next summer 33% Larger 50% Brighter

  4. Opportunities for Feedback Email Survey Coming Soon Most classrooms built since 2006 have offset screens to maximize whiteboard space older rooms were centered Looking for feedback on value in retrofitting older rooms to offset the screens as they are replaced Standardizing on 8ft screen width minimum Looking for feedback on the importance of standardizing screen height across similar sized classrooms Evaluating various wireless presentations tools Looking for faculty interested volunteering to test and provide feedback on the value of evolving wireless presentation technologies in the classroom

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