HICF – 100Q

HICF 100Q

Humanities Interim Classroom Facility

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Instructors & TAs – Schedule a classroom technology orientation

We can meet with instructors and/or TAs to go over classroom technology. Scheduling options are most flexible between quarters (Winter recess, Spring break, Summer); staff and classroom availability is limited while classes are in session. To request an orientation, contact us.

TypeSmart
Student Capacity47
SeatingMobile tablet-arm chairs
FloorFlat
Lectern

Windows computer
Laptop A/V inputs (VGA, HDMI)
External XLR microphone input
Extron touch-panel controller
Blu-ray player
Auxiliary A/V inputs (RCA)
USB microphone
Document camera
Web camera

Important: HDMI/VGA adaptors are NOT provided; if you need an adaptor to connect via VGA or HDMI, you will need to bring your own.
Software
Standard classroom software
  • Google Apps
    • Chrome
    • Drive
    • Earth Pro
  • Microsoft Office
    • Access
    • Excel
    • OneNote
    • PowerPoint
    • Publisher
    • Word
  • Web Browsers
    • Microsoft Edge
    • Mozilla Firefox
  • Plugins
    • Java 8 JRE
    • Polle Everywhere MSI/Extension
  • General
    • 7-Zip
    • Acrobat Reader DC
    • Alertus
    • Audacity
    • Eviews
    • iClicker Cloud
    • IrfanView
    • Notepad++
    • PuTTY
    • R
    • Rstudio Desktop
    • SPSS
    • VLC Media Player
    • Windows Journal
    • WinSCP
    • Yuja Software Capture
    • Zoom
AudioThis is a smaller room without a microphone system
PresentationData projector
16:10 format 1280x800 WXGA image
One manual screen
Writing SurfacesWhiteboard
Audience Response

Recommended: Poll Everywhere
iClicker is also available; if you need an iClicker base station, please contact us.
Entry/ExitOne exterior door
Special Features
  • Windows with blinds
ResourcesQuick start guide for HICF 100Q (pdf)

Wi-fi setup and troubleshooting
Handout (PDF) | Google slides | Canvas Commons importable page

Streaming / recording tips (pdf)
This is a generalized guide for working with Zoom, YuJa, document cameras, and web cameras in general assignment classrooms.

Lectern diagram
This is a labeled diagram of a standard classroom lectern. There are slight variations in different rooms, but the overall model applies across all smart classrooms.


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