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614 Schermerhorn: Electronic Podium
Room 614 Schermerhorn is one of two electronic classrooms on the 600 level of Schermerhorn. This large lecture room with seating for 155 students can handle most multimedia applications. The instructor's equipment is enclosed in a rolling wood cabinet, providing some flexibility in how the equipment is positioned.
Instructor's Electronic Podium
The equipment available to the instructor includes a ceiling-mounted Eiki projector, which can accept RGB and video inputs. Video is displayed on an eight foot (120" diagonal) pull-down screen. The podium contains the various electronic resources available to the instructor. These include a PowerMac G4, a VCR, a DVD player, and dual slide projectors. The PowerMac has a built-in CD-ROM drive, zip drive, and an Ethernet network connection for digital presentations.
A room customized Crestron touchpanel controls the multimedia experience including, the audio visual equipment, slide projectors supplied by Columbia's Art History Department, and the physical room enviroment (lights and speech/program volume).
The system utilizes an audio amplifier that powers 8 JBL speakers located at the front, middle and ceiling of the classroom. A wireless microphone system is housed within the electronic podium.
Equipment Available to Instructor
- ePodium: Online Tutorial
- Computer: PowerMac G4 with OS 10, CD-ROM and ZIP drives
- VCR: Multi-standard
- DVD/CD Player
- Flex Camera
- Laptop: Connection is supported in this room(please use DHCP to configure laptop for a network connection)
- Projection: Ceiling-mounted Eiki
- Slide Projectors
Technical Summary
- PowerMac G4 512MB/40GB/ZIP/CD-ROM
- Apple 15" Studio Display
- Network: TCP/IP 10BaseT Ethernet Network
- IP Address: 128.59.231.42
scherm614podiummac.cc.columbia.edu- Projection: Eiki LC-X984 Projector
120 inch diagonal screen- Video: Sony SLVED10 Multistandard VCR
Sony DVPS530 Player
Kenavision Videoflex 7600 Camera- Dual Slide Projectors
- Audio: Crown D75A amplifier
JBL Pro VIII speakers
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