 AV Classroom How-To

Learn how to have a successful experience using technology (audio visual systems) in central booked classrooms and non-central classrooms.

Learn about the available microphones in your classroom space.

There are various ways to amplify your voice and record it in a classroom setting. Included in this article recommendations for types of amplification and recording depending on equipment availability in classroom spaces.

Learn about common display connections and adapters.

Learn how to connect your notebook to the classroom audiovisual system.

Learn how to wirelessly connect a notebook or a tablet to the classroom audiovisual system.

Learn about how to control the classroom AV through the control interfaces (button packs and touchpanels).

Openboard is an application installed on classroom computers with installed Wacom tablets utilized as the computer monitor. This application provides a digital white board and/or annotation features that can be viewed on the projection screen for easier view ability to all students in the classroom.

Developing and adding skills to your technology toolbelt can help you deliver your content and engage with students that may have unforeseen absences and needs at the start of term.

The purpose of this guide is to provide recommendations to help prepare you and your technology for the term.

This article describes best practices for using lapel microphones in A&S central classrooms.

Guide to setting up Lumens document camera in A&S central classrooms.

A solution to help teach to remote students in a meeting room or small space. This system is owned by Max Kade German Center.

Solstice is a wireless display gateway that is found in multiple locations including classrooms and meeting rooms on campus. Solstice allows multiple participants to connect simultaneously and share content wirelessly from their laptop, tablet, or phone.

Learn how to setup a Zoom session in a central classrooms with video teleconferencing (VTC) equipment.