Classroom: Hybrid Classroom (Enhanced)

Summary

Overview of the enhanced hybrid classroom type

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Overview

A hybrid classroom (enhanced) is a university teaching space that expands on standard hybrid capability by providing broader camera coverage for both the instructor and the audience. The room includes a resident computer, projection, an integrated control system, and a laptop input (BYOD), along with multiple cameras and at least one microphone to improve the remote learning experience during live class sessions.

Included Technology

Some Rooms Also Include

Check your room on the Supported Locations page for specific equipment details.

Typical Use

This room type is commonly used for classes where remote participants need a better view of teaching activity and classroom interaction. It supports lecture delivery, discussion-based instruction, and more dynamic presentation coverage than a standard hybrid room.

Operational Notes

The enhanced hybrid classroom improves room visibility by capturing both the presenter and student participation areas. It is well suited for teaching environments where audience engagement and multiple viewing angles are important to the remote experience.

Classrooms with the Configuration Type

BSS 101, BSS 103, BSS 104, BSS 106, BSS 107, BSS 108, BSS 109, BSS 239, BSS 242, BSS 243, BSS 244, BSS 245, BSS 356, BSS 357, BSS 359, BSS 365, ARTS 208, AYRS 120, ARTS 115, ARTS 116, FAEC 111, FAEC 112, FAEC 113, FAEC 114, OCNL 431, OCNL 434, TRBL 107

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Article ID: 115431
Created
Thu 8/13/26 11:47 AM
Modified
Tue 9/1/26 5:29 PM

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