Hybrid Teaching - Venue 3 (Classrooms)
This teaching venue is equipped with a webcam camera (with in-built microphones) located on the top of the monitor, attached to the lectern for the purpose of facilitating recording and/or broadcast of teaching sessions. This can be achieved using the PC built in to the lectern and some of the preinstalled University of Galway ISS supported applications, as outlined below.
Building | Name/type | Room No |
---|---|---|
Aras Cairnes | Classroom | CA001 |
Aras Cairnes | Classroom | CA002 |
Aras Cairnes |
Classroom | CA003 |
Aras Cairnes | Classroom | CA004 |
Aras Cairnes | Classroom | CA005 |
Alice Perry Engineering |
Classroom | Eng2001 |
Alice Perry Engineering |
Classroom |
Eng2002 |
Alice Perry Engineering |
Classroom |
Eng2003 |
Alice Perry Engineering |
Classroom |
Eng2033 |
Alice Perry Engineering |
Classroom |
ENG2034 |
Alice Perry Engineering |
Classroom |
Eng2035 |
Alice Perry Engineering |
Classroom |
Eng2036 |
Arts Science | Classroom |
AC203 |
Arts Science | Classroom |
AC204 |
Photo: Typical classroom venue with webcam
Log into the PC
Login to the lectern PC using your University of Galway campus account:
Staff: login using [email protected] (e.g [email protected])
Select your preferred application
Select the correct camera, microphone and speaker equipment
Once you have logged into the application you wish to use, and before you initiate a recording or video call, please ensure that you select the correct, camera, microphone and the speaker within the application’s Audio Video settings.
- Select USB 2.0 FHD UVC Webcam as your camera. You should see a picture of yourself when the above camera has been selected.
- Select EchoCancelling Speakerphone (Asus BE/C6 Webcam Series) as your microphone.
- Select PL8603U (Intel (R) Display Audio) as your speaker.
If you wish to record – don’t forget to activate this in your chosen application.
Log out
When your teaching session has finished please remember to exit your chosen application and log out of the PC.
Further information
Learn more about using Hybrid Teaching applications or how you can extend the PC desktop so that students in the teaching venue can only see your presentation slides as opposed to the application.