Room 370
EWFM Library
8A East Packer Ave.
Lehigh University Bethlehem, Pa. 18015
Hours of Operation:
During classes in the Fall/Spring semesters:
Monday - Thursday:
8:00am - 10:00pm
Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 5:00pm to 10:00pm
Summer & Breaks
Monday - Friday:
8:00am - 4:30pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
For more information call: 610-758-3059
or contact: Elia Schoomer ens0@lehigh.edu
Media Center - Classrooms
There are two classrooms in the Media Center. Our bigger room (379) seats about 29 with movable tables and chairs. The smaller room, 370d (also known as the TRLC) seats about 10 at movable tables. Both rooms may be reserved by calling the service desk (83059).
Room 379 has a setup typical of all LTS technology classrooms: a data projector, computer, DVD/VCR, and sound system, all controlled by a touch panel system. There is a cable provided for attachment of a laptop.
Room 370d is much more elaborate. It has a dual screen projection system, interactive SMARTBoard, Internet2 teleconferencing, a digital document camera and other typical classroom features. It seats 10-12 with movable tables and chairs and some tablet arm chairs. It is intended as a training and practice resource for faculty, as a technology meeting environment, and as a functioning classroom. For I2 teleconferencing, there are two cameras, both controllable by the instructor, a Polycom 4000 Codec with a wireless microphone and two desk microphones, and a scan converter for transmitting computer materials.
In addition to the VCR, DVD player and digital document camera, the instructor has access to a standard Lehigh PC, a port for a user supplied laptop, and the interactive SMART Sympodium device. The Sympodium allows control of the room system, PC programs, and annotation of computer applications with a stylus. It also serves as a virtual white board facilitating the transmission, display and saving of annotated materials.
There is also a wireless keyboard and mouse that allows use of the computer from the tables. In classroom mode (not for teleconferencing) the desktop of the PC can be extended to both displays to run multiple applications or the plasma screen can be used to display one source while the projector displays another.