Connection – Any
Inputs offered in room can be either Auxiliary video with Audio, HDMI, or Laptop VGA with Audio inputs.
Connection, Aux Video with Audio
These types of inputs are used to connect your device’s video and audio output to the AV presentation system. This is a general connection to the AV presentation system for older devices IE: Camcorders, VCRs, etc. This is an analog connection.
Connection, HDMI
This type of input is used to connect your laptop, iPad, or newer digital devices to the AV presentation system. This is a digital connection.
Connection, Laptop VGA with Audio
These inputs are used for connecting your laptop to the AV presentation system. This is an analog connection.
Distributed Learning
When students are physically distributed at multiple sites but need to learn at the same time. The UBC School of Medicine, for example, uses this model. This type of learning provides more flexibility and opportunity for students to learn beyond the traditional classroom setting.
Document Camera
A video camera enabled device used for presenting pre-printed images, items, or writing to be projected via a multimedia projector.
Dual or Multiple Content Capable
Different content can be projected on two or more screens through the AV presentation system. For example, a laptop on one screen and a document camera on another.
DVD
Plays digital video discs (DVDs) (NTSC format).
Flat Panel Display
A Plasma or LCD/LED screen that is used for AV presentations.
Flipped Classrooms
A type of blended learning in which students engage with content or materials prior to the start of class so as to allow more time in the classroom for active learning activities and discussion.