Difference between revisions of "Computer Projection Equipment"
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* check with your program director or discipline chair to see if you can reserve an equipped classroom for one or several class meetings. | * check with your program director or discipline chair to see if you can reserve an equipped classroom for one or several class meetings. | ||
Revision as of 18:46, 9 August 2010
As of Fall 2010, about 70% of Durham Tech's classrooms and computer labs (130 rooms) are equipped with computer projection equipment. See the list of classrooms with projectors.
For help using media equipment, contact Media Services:
- Daniel Specter (specterd@durhamtech.edu or 919-536-7200 ext. 1608)
- Mweshi ("Moon") Ng'andwe (ngandwem@durhamtech.edu or 919-536-7200, ext. 1609)
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.
