UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Classroom Descriptions

Room 274-0 – This classroom is available for instructors who use the computer while teaching. It is ideal for students' electronic presentations and guest speakers who use technology. There are 32 easily accessbile netbooks available for student use in this room. There is a presentation station and an eno interactive whiteboard.

Room 274-D – This computer training classroom allows students to work on computers during class. It has a presentation station and two dozen student computer stations with basic productivity and web browsing programs installed. There is a presentation station and an eno interactive whiteboard.

Room 274-M – This room is primarily used for three purposes: events utilizing the audio- and video-conferencing equipment, classes or workshops that involve training on multimedia development software, and small group demonstrations such as dissertation defenses. There is laptop hookup to a ceiling projector and an eno interactive whiteboard.

Room 274-N Conferencing Center and Media Studio – This is a multipurpose room.

The Conferencing Center has capabilities for conferencing with colleagues both on and off campus using either the internet (audio and video; no cost) or the phone line (audio only; long distance charges apply). Equipment permits multiple individuals to be in our conference room so that each has a nearby microphone in order to enhance the conferencing experience.

The conferencing center may be reserved through Instructional Support. If you will be making a long distance call, contact your department office for access authorization. Administrative units may contact the dean’s office staff.

This Media Studio is where the Instructional Support trainers schedule invidual or small group appointments with the Collge of Education faculty, staff and students. Most of the software on these computers is geared toward media production in programs such as Windows Moviemaker, Camtasia, Breeze, and podcasting. In addition, scanners and video duplication are available. Generally, the media studio is not reserved for classes, but for individual projects.

Room 274-F - Workroom - This small workroom is where students or faculty can reserve computers to use specific software programs. Included in this lab is the Praxis Practice Test, SAS statistical software, GeoGebra, Sketchpad and Transcription Express software.

Wardlaw Room 030 – SCANA Science and Math Investigation Classroom – This classroom was designed to be used for math and science education classes. This room contains a presentation station and a variety of specialized equipment. There is a presentation station and an eno interactive whiteboard.

Wardlaw Room 029 – Science Education Classroom – This classroom has been primarily used for science education classes and related instructional activities. There is a presentation station and an eno interactive whiteboard.

Hallway Stations – Students may stop by Wardlaw 274 during normal operating hours and check email or work on projects in Microsoft Office. Printing is available with a Carolina Card for 10 cents a page. These stations are available during the Training Center's normal operating hours from 8:00am - 5:00pm. If the Training Center is open late for classes the Hallway Stations are available on those evenings.

Technology for People with Special Needs – Assistive technology is available in various places throughout the Training Center in Wardlaw Room 274, and appropriate technologies can be made available in any of the Instructional Support classrooms with sufficient notice.

To schedule a training session with the eno interactive whiteboard or the presentation station please fill out the following form:
http://www.ed.sc.edu/ois/instructionSupport.asp
If you call our Help Desk at 803-777-4475, the receptionist will complete the form for you.

Prior to making a request for a reservation please note the Policies and Procedures for using Instructional Support classrooms and equipment at http://www.ed.sc.edu/ois/about/policiesandprocedures.asp

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