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− | As of Fall 2011, about 75% of Durham Tech's classrooms -- and also several conference rooms -- are equipped with computer projection equipment. See the list of [http://courses.durhamtech.edu/wiki/images/f/f6/Rooms-with-projectors-8-10-11.pdf | + | As of Fall 2011, about 75% of Durham Tech's classrooms -- and also several conference rooms -- are equipped with computer projection equipment. See the list of [http://courses.durhamtech.edu/wiki/images/f/f6/Rooms-with-projectors-8-10-11.pdf rooms equipped with data projectors]. |
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For help using media equipment, contact [http://www.durhamtech.edu//faculty/reference/media/media.htm Media Services]. | For help using media equipment, contact [http://www.durhamtech.edu//faculty/reference/media/media.htm Media Services]. |
Revision as of 14:23, 10 August 2011
As of Fall 2011, about 75% of Durham Tech's classrooms -- and also several conference rooms -- are equipped with computer projection equipment. See the list of rooms equipped with data projectors.
For help using media equipment, contact Media Services.
If you experience a problem using a COMPUTER in a classroom podium, contact Information Technology Services:
- helpdesk@durhamtech.edu or 919-536-7200 x6111.
If you are teaching in a classroom or lab that does not have a computer and projector, you can...
- reserve a laptop and mobile projector for class period use (see Guidelines for Circulating AV Equipment), or
- check with your program director or discipline chair to see if you can reserve an equipped classroom for one or several class meetings.