Located on the same floor as the
Humanities Media Center, 106B
Lewisohn is a small (30x15) hands-on electronic classroom
seating 14-16 students. This collaborative classroom is used
primarily for language, music and film classes. All
instructor equipment is enclosed in a rolling wood cabinet,
providing limited flexibility in how the equipment is
positioned.
The equipment available to the instructor includes a ceiling-mounted
Eiki Data projector which can accept RGB and video inputs. Video is displayed
on a screen at the front of the room. The podium contains the various electronic
resources available to the instructor. These include a Mac G4, a VCR, and
a DVD player (that doubles as a CD player). The Dell has a built-in CD-ROM
drive and an Ethernet network connection for digital presentations.
A room customized touch-panel controls the multimedia experience including
the audio visual equipment and the physical room environment (program volume).
Equipment Available to Instructor
- ePodium:
Online Tutorial
- Computer: Macintosh G4, OS 9.2, CD-ROM and zip drive
- VCR: Multistandard
- DVD/CD Player
- Laptop: connection is supported in this room; use VGA cable in podium(please
use DHCP to configure laptop for a network connection)
- Projection: ceiling mounted Eiki Data projector
Technical Summary
- Macintosh G4 OS 9.2
512MB/40GB/CD-ROM/Zip drive
- Sony 15" SDM-M58 Display
- Network: TCP/IP 10BaseT Ethernet Network
- IP Address:
- Projection: Eiki LC-X985 Projector
- Video: Sony SLVED818 Stereo Multistandard VCR
Sony DVPNS400D DVD/CD Player
Apple iMac Student Computers
The students are provided with fourteen Apple iMac computers.
Student desks are set up
against the wall on each side of the room, leaving a clear
path in the center of the room. The iMacs are running MacOS 9
to simplify use of the computer. All applications and
courseware are available on the desktop. Printing is
available using a Jake Printing Station in the rear of the room.
