Click the items below to see which classrooms have the listed technology.
Note: A list of technology by classroom is also available, in addition, see the Related Articles section to the right or below the more information.
Computers are transforming teaching and learning by helping instructors engage students in new ways. Rollins' IT maintains installed desktop computers in select classrooms for courses, presentations, and events. For general information on classroom computers, please click this link.
- 170 W Fairbanks 104
- 170 W Fairbanks 112
- 170 W Fairbanks 114
- 170 W Fairbanks 116
- Alfond Boathouse Classroom
- Alfond Sports Center 109
- Annie Russel Dance Studio
- Beal Classroom 1 (106)
- Beal Classroom 2 (108)
- Bush 101
- Bush 105
- Bush 123
- Bush 160
- Bush 164
- Bush 176
- Bush 180
- Bush 200
- Bush 201
- Bush 202
- Bush 208
- Bush 210
- Bush 212
- Bush 228
- Bush 232
- Bush 260
- Bush 274
- Bush 277
- Bush 301
- Bush 302
- Bush 308
- Bush 310
- Bush 364
- Bush 368
- Bush 004
- Bush Auditorium
- CFAC 113
- CFAC 116
- Crummer 107
- Crummer 108
- Crummer 223
- Crummer 318
- Crummer B10
- CSS 100
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- CSS 118
- CSS 119
- CSS 121
- CSS 133
- CSS 134
- CSS 135
- CSS 167
- CSS 170
- CSS 221
- CSS 229
- CSS 230
- CSS 231
- CSS 232
- Faculty Club
- Hauck 100
- Hauck 106
- Hauck 110
- Hauck 111
- Hauck 112
- Hauck 113
- Hume House 101
- Keene 101
- Keene 103
- Keene 104
- Keene 119
- KMC 101
- KMC 102
- Olin Van Houten
Conference Room
- Olin 104
- Olin 211
- Olin 220
- Olin 225
- Olin 230
- Olin 319
- Orlando 105
- Orlando 113
- Orlando 114
- Orlando 205
- Orlando 213
- Orlando 215
- Reeves Lodge
- Rex Beach Classroom
- Sullivan House Classroom
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Single projection means the classroom has one projector and one projectable surface. This may be a manual pull-down screen, a powered screen, or a writeable projection surface. The projection can typically come from several sources in the room, including a laptop you bring with you. What is projected is controlled by a touch panel in the classroom. Check for classroom computers and podium connection types.
- 170 W Fairbanks 112
- 170 W Fairbanks 114
- Alfond Boathouse Classroom
- Alfond Sports Center 109
- Annie Russel Dance Studio
- Beal Classroom 1 (106)
- Beal Classroom 2 (108)
- Bush 101
- Bush 105
- Bush 123
- Bush 160
- Bush 164
- Bush 176
- Bush 200
- Bush 212
- Bush 228
- Bush 232
- Bush 260
- Bush 268
- Bush 274
- Bush 302
- Bush 310
- Bush 364
- Bush 368
- Bush 004
- Bush Auditorium
- CFAC 103
- CFAC 110
- CFAC 113
- CFAC 116
- CCC Bieberbach-Reed
- SunTrust Auditorium
- Crummer 108
- Crummer 208
- Crummer 221
- Crummer 223
- CSS 100
- CSS 118
- CSS 119
- CSS 121
- CSS 133
- CSS 134
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- CSS 135
- CSS 167
- CSS 170
- CSS 221
- CSS 226
- CSS 229
- CSS 231
- CSS 232
- Faculty Club
- Hauck 100
- Hauck 110
- Hauck 111
- Hauck 112
- Hauck 113
- Hume House 101
- Keene
- Keene 101
- Keene 103
- Keene 104
- Keene 119
- KMC
- KMC 102
- KWR 240
- KWR 300
- KWR 330
- KWR 340
- Olin Archives
- Olin Van Houten
Conference Room
- Olin 104
- Olin 211
- Olin 220
- Olin 230
- Orlando 105
- Orlando 113
- Orlando 114
- Orlando 205
- Orlando 213
- Orlando 215
- Rex Beach Classroom
- Rice Family Pavillion
- Sullivan House Classroom
- Ward 201
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Dual projection means the classroom has two projectors and projectable surfaces. These may be a manual pull-down screen, a powered screen, or a writeable projection surface. The projection can typically come from several sources in the room, including a laptop you bring with you. What is projected is controlled by a touch panel in the classroom, and each projector and screen can show the same image or can show different images. Check for classroom computers and podium connection types.
- 170 W Fairbanks 116
- Bush 176
- Bush 180
- Bush 201
- Bush 202
- Bush 208
- Bush 210
- Bush 301
- Bush 308
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- Crummer 107
- Crummer 207
- Crummer 220
- Crummer 222
- CSS 230
- KMC 101
- KWR 310
- KWR 320
- Olin 225
- Reeves Lodge
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Multi-Media Carts were introduced during the pandemic and a few are now permanent fixtures in classrooms. They consist of a Polycom (which is a wide-angle camera, area microphone, and speaker), a large screen, and are mounted on a stand. They can be plugged into a laptop or classroom computer to allow for hybrid participation.
NOTE: MMCs are considered permanent technology in the following classrooms. Please do not move them.
If you need MMC capabilities, please work with the Registrar or Events & Scheduling to book a room with an MMC, or check out a Portable Polycom Kit from the library.
- 170 W Fairbanks 116
- Beal Maltbie Center
- Bush 176
- Bush 201
- Bush 301
- CCC Bieberbach-Reed
- CFAC 101
- CSS 230
- Costume Shop
- Crummer Student
Lounge
- Crummer B10
- Crummer B20
- Crummer 107
- Crummer 108
- Crummer 207
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- Crummer 208
- Crummer 220
- Crummer 222
- Crummer 223
- Crummer 318
- Crummer SunTrust
Auditorium
- Hauck 112
- Keene 119
- Knowles Chapel 101
- KWR 300
- KWR 310
- KWR 320
- Olin 230
- Pioneer Auditorium
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In the classroom, the podium contains several cables to connect your laptop to the projection system.
Not sure which you have? See examples (external wikipedia links) of HDMI, USB-C and VGA connections.
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AirMedia allows for wireless projection of content from a laptop or mobile device. This requires some setup; check out our device-specific instructions for setting up AirMedia.
- 170 W Fairbanks 112
- 170 W Fairbanks 114
- 170 W Fairbanks 116
- Alfond Sports Center 109
- Beal Classroom 1 (106)
- Beal Classroom 2 (108)
- Bush 200
- Bush 201
- Bush 202
- Bush 208
- Bush 210
- Bush 212
- Bush 228
- Bush 232
- Bush 301
- Bush 302
- Bush 308
- Bush 310
- Bush 364
- Bush 368
- CFAC 107
- CFAC 110
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- CSS 118
- CSS 119
- CSS 167
- Hauck 110
- Hauck 113
- Keene 101
- Keene 103
- Keene 104
- Keene 119
- KMC 101
- KWR 240
- KWR 300
- KWR 310
- KWR 320
- KWR 330
- KWR 340
- Orlando 113
- Orlando 114
- Orlando 205
- Orlando 213
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Document cameras allow you to capture live video of physical documents or other objects, and project them to the screen in the classroom. The IPEVO document cameras are small green cameras that use the desktop surface as the background for the documents, and the other document cameras have a larger base and camera head. Both types provide similar functionality.
- 170 W Fairbanks 116
- Annie Russel Dance Studio
- Bush 105
- Bush 164
- Bush 176
- Bush 180
- Bush 201
- Bush 202
- Bush 208
- Bush 210
- Bush 212
- Bush 228
- Bush 232
- Bush 260
- Bush 268
- Bush 301
- Bush 302
- Bush 308
- CFAC 101
- CFAC 110
- CFAC 113
- CFAC 116
- CCC Bieberbach-Reed
- Costume Shop
- SunTrust Auditorium
- Crummer Student Lounge
- Crummer 107
- Crummer 108
- Crummer 207
- Crummer 208
- Crummer 220
- Crummer 222
- Crummer 223
- Crummer 318
- Crummer B10
- Crummer B20
- CSS 134
- CSS 167
- CSS 221
- CSS 222
- CSS 226
- CSS 229
- CSS 230
- CSS 232
- Hauck 106
- Hauck 110
- Hauck 112
- Hauck 113
- Hume House 101
- Keene
- Keene 119
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IPEVO (con't)
- KMC 101
- KWR 240
- KWR 300
- KWR 310
- KWR 320
- Olin Archives
- Olin Archives Entry
- Olin 211
- Olin 319
- Orlando 105
- Orlando 114
- Pioneer Auditorium
- Rex Beach Classroom
- Bush 101
- Bush 105
- Bush 123
- Bush 160
- Bush 164
- Bush 176
- Bush 180
- Bush 260
- Bush 274
- Bush 277
- Bush 004
- Crummer 107
- Crummer 108
- Crummer 207
- Crummer 221
- Crummer 223
- CSS 133
- CSS 221
- CSS 229
- CSS 231
- Hauck 106
- Hume House 101
- Olin Van Houten
Conference Room
- Olin 104
- Olin 211
- Olin 220
- Olin 225
- Olin 319
- Orlando 105
- Orlando 114
- Orlando 215
- Reeves Lodge
- Rex Beach Classroom
- Sullivan House Classroom
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These are standard DVD players, paired either with Blu-Ray playing capabilities or VCR units for playing VHS tapes.
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These rooms are pre-wired and capable of having microphones for sound amplification. If you would like to make use of the microphones, please contact Scheduling & Event Services to set up an event, requesting the microphones you need.
- Annie Russell Dance Studio
- Bush 176
- Bush Auditorium
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- SunTrust Auditorium
- Crummer 107
- Crummer 108
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There are two types of hearing assistive technology: a Hearing Loop (Listen Loop) and the Listen Everywhere app-based system.
- Bush Auditorium
- KWR 300 (Galloway)
- Hume House Classroom
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- Bush 202
- Rice Family Pavilion
Banquet Hall
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These are large screens typically used as displays for videoconferencing, pre-pandemic. They often have cabling connected so you can use them to display content from a laptop.
- Bush 176
- Bush 277
- Casa Iberia
- CFAC 107
- Cornell Campus Center
- Crummer 221
- Crummer B10
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- Hauck 106
- Keene 119
- Olin 220
- Olin 225
- Olin 319
- Winter Park Plaza 330
- Woolson House Classroom
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These rooms were configured pre-pandemic with video teleconferencing equipment. They include at least one camera, ceiling microphones, speakers, and a screen for displaying the remote conferencing participants.
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