Overview
A multi-display or multi-screen classroom includes the core teaching tools found in a single screen classroom, while expanding visual coverage with multiple displays configured for extended desktop or multiple simultaneous sources. Many of these rooms are also equipped for hybrid instruction.
Included Technology
- Instructor Computer
- Projection system
- Control system
- Laptop input (BYOD)
- Multiple Displays
- Multiple Projectors
- Microphone
Some Rooms Also Include
- Document Camera
- In-Room Microphone
- Voice Lift
- Wireless Mirroring
- Extended Desktop Capability
- Lecture Capture Camera
- Lecture Capture Microphone
Check your room on the Supported Locations page for specific equipment details.
Typical Use
This room type is typically used for classes that benefit from displaying multiple sources or different content at the same time. The multiple screens allow instructors to present supporting materials side by side while improving visibility throughout the classroom.
Operational Note
Depending on the enrollment size and the furniture configuration, some rooms are not suitable for displaying different content on each display, even though they have the capability. Please use your best judgement and consider student sight lines before using such features.
Classrooms with the Configuration Type
ARTS 206A, ARTS 306A, ARTS 105, ARTS 106, ARTS 107, ARTS 111, ARTS 112, ARTS 206B, ARTS 306B, ARTS 309,USB 209, BSS 110, BSS 248, BSS 249, BSS 333, BSS 358, BSS 237, BSS 238, BSS 241, THMA 226, AGYM 205, BMU 203, OCNL 438, SSC 122, HOLT 171, HOLT 175, LANG 200, PLMS 112, BSS 112, BSS 240, BSS 247, BSS 251, BSS 375, BMU 309, KNDL 207, LANG 204, OCNL 431, SCI 125, SCI126AB, SCI 130, SCI 131, SCI 247, SCI 250, SCI 312, SCI 314, SCI 349, SCI 451, SCI 453, SCI 455, SCI 458, SCI 460