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The William & Gayle Cook Music Library Computer Manager (Adam Wead)
provides support for the technology installed in JSoM classrooms and
assists faculty wishing to integrate technology into their courses.
Currently there are
eight classrooms enhanced with computer technology. They are:
- Sweeney Lecture Hall (M015), which seats 196 . From
a central control console, the instructor can access Windows and Macintosh
computers, audio sources (cd, cassette, and lp players), video sources
(video disc and vhs players), and campus cable tv. The console also
contains a document camera, which can be used to project document images.
A projection booth in the rear of the hall includes a slide projector.
Output from video devices (including computers) can be directed to
any or all of three ceiling-mounted projectors. variations recordings
can be played through both computers.
- M242, which seats 55, is equipped
similarly to Sweeney Hall, although there is only one ceiling projector.
Analog audio equipment is also available.
- M340 and M344 are equipped with a computer, installed projector,
audio sources (cd, lp player) and video sources (DVD, VHS).
Support for these two rooms is provided by Classroom Technology Services.
See their contact information at: www.indiana.edu/~cts.
- M267 is equipped with a computer connected to a 60 inch”Smartboard”.
In addition to serving as the projection screen for the computer and
video sources, it also is an interactive whiteboard capable of saving
notes handwritten upon it. M267 also contains a full complement of
traditional audio equipment.
- M263 and M271 are equipped
with computers for accessing variations sound files and traditional
audio equipment. [Video projection is scheduled to be installed in
summer 2007]
- M373, the third-floor computer classroom/cluster
(maintained by UITS) can be reserved by faculty teaching computing-related
courses. The classroom includes 30 Macintosh computers, each with 17" monitors
and Kurzweil MIDI keyboards. A teaching station with both a Macintosh
and a pc is connected to a ceiling-mounted projector. For an up-to-date
list of software available at this site, and for information on reserving
this facility, see the Student Technology Centers Web page at: stcweb.uits.indiana.edu/.
UITS maintains a distributed Student Technology Center (STC) on the
1st and 3rd floors of the Music Library. Many of these computers are
equipped with midi keyboards; students can access variations and several
music software applications, including Finale, Sibelius,
Digital Performer, Csound, ETDrill, and Practica Musica.
Stephanie Gott (recsched@indiana.edu) handles all of the room scheduling
in the Jacobs School of Music except for the Faculty Development Lab
in M371. The Faculty Development Lab can be scheduled through MITS (mustech@indiana.edu).
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