Classroom Technologies supports, services, and installs replacement equipment and new AV systems in all registrar scheduled general-purpose classrooms. We also provide second line support and Meeting Space Technology Consultation services for college and department-operated classrooms, labs, conference rooms, and other venues on campus.
Onsite classroom support hours are Monday-Thursday 7AM-7PM and Friday 7AM-5PM. After-hours and weekend classroom support is by phone only.
If you need assistance with classroom technology during class, please call UNIT’s Service Desk at 9-7777 and select option 2 for the Classroom Support Hotline. We can often resolve issues by phone, or a technician will be dispatched to provide immediate assistance.
Services Available
Classroom AV Assistance/Training
Perhaps you’re new to the university or have been scheduled in a different classroom. Do you have questions about using technology in the classroom? Do you need AV support during class? Would you like to make an appointment with a technician? We can help! We can meet with you one-on-one or in groups to provide training that will allow you to meet your goals in the classroom. To request this service, submit a request for Classroom AV Assistance/Training.
Available Classroom Equipment (Mobile equipment must be reserved 3 business days in advance)
Interactive Pen Display (Installed or Mobile)
Wacom interactive pen displays are annotation devices that connect with the user’s computer and allow for on screen annotation. Currently, interactive pen displays are permanently located in some classrooms in Bartley, Driscoll, Drosdick, Garey, Mendel, Tolentine, Vasey, and The Charles Widger School of Law. Rooms without permanent interactive pen displays can be accommodated with mobile units. To request this service, submit a request for Interactive Pen Display (Installed or Mobile).
Annotation Tip
Did you know many computers and mobile devices now have annotation features built into the operating system? If you use one of these BYOD devices, you can use this feature in place of an interactive pen display. Some popular devices with this integrated technology include:
Windows laptops with built-in stylus, Microsoft Surface, iPads with stylus, and various Android tablets with stylus. Annotation apps will need to be installed on the iPad and Android tablet. Some free and paid apps are available for mobile devices in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Document Camera (Mobile)
Document cameras are devices that can project and magnify images of objects, paper notes, and transparencies. They replace transparency/overhead projectors and connect to the classroom AV system to utilize the classroom projector/display. To request this service, submit a request for Document Camera.
Multi-region Blu-ray/DVD Player - HDMI or USB (Mobile)
Multi-region DVD players are set to region 0 and able to play DVD discs purchased anywhere worldwide, giving you total flexibility on what discs you can play. Our Multi-region DVD players also support Blu-ray discs and are offered in two configurations:
- HDMI - Standalone player that connects to the classroom HDMI cable
- USB - Player that connects to a computer USB port and supports playback within Zoom
To request this service, submit a request for Multi-region Blu-ray/DVD Player (HDMI or USB).
Eligibility
These services are available to all Faculty, Staff, and Students.
Cost
None
How to Access and Use
Request a Classroom Technology Service by creating a ticket using the "Submit a Classroom Technology Request" button on this page.
Report issues with Classroom Technology by creating a ticket using the "Report a Classroom Technology Issue" button on this page.
Service Levels
| Request |
Respond In |
Resolve In |
| Submit a Classroom Technology Request |
4 business hours |
3 business days |
Learn more about the support, installation, funding, and security of campus audiovisual equipment.