Classroom Technology at Illinois State
Classroom Support manages technology in
approximately 150 general-use classrooms across campus. Planning and budgetary oversight
for campus-wide issues regarding technology in campus rooms is provided
by the Classroom Technology Advisory Committee, chaired by the director
of Classroom Support.
Additionally Classroom Support provides support to "departmentally owned" (210) classrooms with the understanding that all fiscal issues of equipment upgrades and replacement are borne by the department the room is assigned to.
The classrooms are categorized into three distinct groups
Traditional Classrooms: Chalk or whiteboard primarilly, usually an overhead projector. Much of the
traditional AV delivery that Classroom Support performs is to these rooms. Faculty can request delivery of traditional AV equipment in these rooms. For a complete list of equipment click here. |
Technology Enabled Classrooms: Some 100 classrooms are outfitted with some teaching technology. Typically these
rooms have some combination of an installed desktop computer
(PC, Mac, or both), display projector, VCR, speakers,
Internet connectivity, laptop connectivity, and a cart or cabinet to hold equipment. |
Lecture Halls :
About 15 rooms are classified as lecture halls. These rooms include: Center for the Visual Arts 145, 147, 149, 151; Felmley Hall of Science 105; Felmley Science Annex 133; Moulton 208, 210, 214; Schroeder 130, 138; Stevenson 101, Edwards 235; Turner 200, 201. These larger facilities typically include
the equipment in a technology enabled classroom plus some combination of
the following: 3-D document camera, both a Mac and a PC workstation,
overhead projector, podium with microphone, and other special
devices as needed. |
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Serving the classroom technology needs of the campus 