TECCCP
Technology Enhanced
Classrooms at
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Technology enhanced
classrooms at Community College of Philadelphia provide faculty and students
a great deal of flexibility and convenience. Available on main campus and
Regional Centers our classrooms allow the integration of Technology into
traditional lectures at appropriate levels consistent with pedagogical
approach. The following classroom
levels (TEC1, TEC2, TEC3, TEC4, and TEC5) may be reserved by submitting this online
form. A Level 1 (TEC1)
classroom provides a data jack in the front of the classroom so faculty may
bring a laptop to class and access our network resources. Most faculty will use this to connect to the Internet and also
retrieve documents and digital presentations from either a local or a network
drive. Every classroom at the College is a Level 1 classroom. Faculty may
reserve a laptop computer attached to digital projector through MultiMedia Services (MMS) to get the most effective use
of a Level 1 classroom. A Level 2 (TEC2)
classroom provides an electronic wall plate connected to ceiling-mounted
digital projector. This allows a faculty member to project any image to
enhance their presentation. A VCR or DVD player, laptop computer (either
reserved through MMS or a personal unit), or even audio CDs may be used. The
laptop computer may also be connected to the data port for Internet
connectivity and network resources. Current TEC2 classrooms are: C1: 14, 15, 16, and 17 C2: 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13,
and 18 NW: 202 (C2-15 also includes an
instructor’s PC plus 36 student computers.) A Level 3 (TEC3)
classroom provides an electronic podium equipped with a VCR, DVD/CD player,
document camera (*), Windows® computer with flat panel display,
and audio amplification system connected to a ceiling-mounted digital
projector and wall-mounted stereo speakers all controlled through an easy to
use control panel. These rooms allow faculty to completely integrate any
number of multimedia elements into their classroom presentations without
reserving any external equipment from MMS. Laptop computers may also be
connected (using the cable stored in the podium) to the system through the
power and data connections provided on top of the podium. Podiums without
installed document cameras have connections for easily attaching portable
cameras. Current TEC3 classrooms on
Main campus are: B1: 11 (Digital Imaging) BR: 50* C3: 09*, 11*, 13*, 19*, and
29* M3: 06 and 22* S2: 07, 09, 10, 11, 12A,
12B, 12C, and 12D S3: 07, 08, 14A, and14B W2: 13, 42, 47, and 48 W3: 02, 03*, and 56 W4: 51 TEC3 classrooms are also
found at the Regional Centers including: NE: 238, 239, 243, 244,
246, 248, 249, 253, 254, 258, 259, 330, 334, 335, 338, 341, and 346 NW: 215 WERC: 134 TEC3 conference rooms
include C2-5*; C2-28*; C3-5*; and S2-3*. (M2-32C* is also a TEC3 classroom
used primarily by Art History.) A Level 4 (TEC4)
classroom provides each student with a computer workstation and in-room
printing along with an instructor’s PC station. A variety of software titles
are available to support instruction with purchase and installation directed
by Academic Computing in concert with the various academic departments. Screen
sharing software (NetOp School or NetSupport School) with multiple features including the
ability for students to view the instructor’s PC in real time is installed in
a number of rooms (rooms marked with (*) have a projector to display the
instructor’s PC instead of software.) This offers the instructor the same
faculty/student interaction as the podium but without the additional
video/audio options. Current TEC4 classrooms are: B2: 2, 5, 8, 9, 12, 19, 23,
29, and 43* C3: 15* M2: 25* and 31* W4: 27 and 28* NERC: 212, 302, and 304 NWRC:112, 113, 140, and 142 WERC: 100 A Level 5 (TEC5)
classroom provides the full podium described above (TEC3) along with
individual student computer workstations and in-room printing. Current TEC5
classrooms are: B1: 15 (Digital Imaging) B2: 30, 37 BR: 44F (Interpreter Ed/ASL
lab) C2-16, 17, and 19 C3-8, 10, 12, 14, 18, and
20 M2-14 (Music Tech) NE: 305, 306 NW: 114 WERC: 143, 144 Last updated: January, 2012 |