Guide to Audiovisual Equipment In The Teaching
Classrooms Rooms: B-112, C-120, D236 & D-239
Video/Data Projector
Video and computer images may be presented in the classroom. Each room has a dedicated VCR, PC, Mac and a VGA cable for a laptop. They are located in the racks with sound public address systems. A switcher is used to control the different players or computer interfaces. The images are projected on the screen from a high-end video/data projector.
Audience Response Keypad (Clicker)
DVM students in Years 1-3 are required to have a Turning Technologies XR Audience Response Keypad (clicker). It is important to obtain this specific model (XR). They are available for rental from VETS, or can be purchased from the NCSU bookstore.
Laser Pointer
A/V students in each class hold laser pointers. The following students are A/V representatives: Class of 2011: Rosemary Stoertz & Amy Lehman, Class of 2012: Adam Beard & Brian Grossi.
Room Maintenance
Keeping the classrooms clean is everyone’s responsibility. Please do not leave handouts and other materials in the classrooms. If there are physical problems with the classroom (ex. Projector is not working), please contact Computing Resources at 3-6494 or email vethelp@ncsu.edu. Hours of operation are 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Room D-236 & D-239 has more specialized A/V equipment than the other two rooms.
These rooms contain Video Teleconference equipment. You should be trained before using the equipment. Also in D-239 there is a wall that you will need to be trained on how to operate it. Please contact Computing Resources to schedule a training session at 3-6494.