Classroom Specs
Academic Outreach & Innovation does not provide cables or adapters. You must supply your own cables and adapters if you will be connecting any equipment in addition to the equipment provided in the classroom.
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Abelson Hall

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Animal Disease Biotechnology (ADBF)

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Avery Hall

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Bryan Hall

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Bustad Hall

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Carpenter Hall

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Clark Hall

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Cleveland Hall

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College Hall

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The CUE (Smith Center for Undergrad Education)

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Daggy Hall

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Electrical-Mechanical Engineering Building (EME)

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Fine Arts Center

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Food Science and Human Nutrition Building (FSHN)

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Fulmer Hall

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Goertzen Communication Addition (GTZN)

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Heald Hall

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Hulbert Hall

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Johnson Hall

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Kimbrough Music Building

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Murrow Hall

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Physical Education Building (PEB)

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Sloan Hall

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Smith Gym

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The Spark

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Terrell Library

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Thompson Hall

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Todd Hall

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Webster Hall

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Wegner Hall

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Wilson-Short Hall

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Tips for Using GUCs
- Become familiar with your room and its equipment, prior to the first day of class.
- Review your assigned room’s capabilities and available equipment on this website.
- Visit the classroom.
- Know support contact information for your classroom as well as for connecting sites.
- Become familiar with the tools available:
- Schedule a training session.
- Perform a trial run.
- Prepare a back-up plan.
- Note that cameras, lighting, screen resolution, screen size, screen dimensions, and monitor color settings affect the visual element of your communication.
- Likewise, microphone placement, volume, sensitivity, speakers, bit rate, and Internet traffic affect the audio elements.