Sony Data projector
One 42" Monitor
Three 35" Monitors
Two Interactive Cameras
One Document Camera
Two VHS VCRs
DVR (can play DVDs)
Overhead
Transparency Projector
Fax Machine
Networked Printer
Sound System with wireless
microphone including an infrared transmitter for the instructor's
camera.
Telephone Conferencing
Equipment
Thirty-Three (33) PC
computers in classic Nova learning stations
Crestron wired and wireless
Control System including econtrol
Polycom VS 4000
Voice Phone in the room: (973) 655-4429
Fax: (973) 655-4190
Primary Number ISDN: (973) 429-1368
Detailed Description:
The 42" and three 35" monitors
are for classroom
display of the remote site and all of the presentation possibilities
provided. The unit is capable of showing and transmitting live video
from two interactive video cameras, video tapes and laser video discs. It
can also record up to four simultaneously run activities as it connects
with a remote site having a special Integrated Services Digital Network
(ISDN) phone line.
ISDN
This type of line is available in most corporate
offices and major universities throughout the world, making it possible
to bring world-renowned experts to our students for completely
interactive, two-way video and audio conferences.
IP/H.323
H.323 is a new internet protocol which connects to other
H.323 device all over the world. Montclair State University's membership
to NJEDge.Net will soon allow video conferencing to all 40 plus members
with no additional lines charges. In addition, NJEDge's membership
with Internet2 will
allow H.332 calls not only to other Internet2 universities in the US on
43 other advance high speed network around the world.
Scheduling Priority Structure
CO-310
Calendar
The CO-310 facility is heavily booked
by instructors who wish to use it as a teaching/computer lab. While the use
of the room for on-site teaching is certainly allowed and encouraged by IT, CO-310 is first and foremost a distance learning facility. Video conferences for courses, classes,
presentations, interviews, Continuing Education, and satellite downlinks have the highest priority.
The use of CO-310 as a high technology instructional classroom (teaching computer lab, Power Point Presentations, etc.) is the
next priority, followed by software training, FRS training and then regular classes. In
some instances, individuals who have booked the room for anything other than
distance learning may be "bumped" from the room. Because of this, it is imperative that you have a "fall back" room in the event that you are
"bumped" from this
facility.
OIT appreciates your understanding and cooperation in this matter, and we ask that you plan
accordingly.
Priority List
