Guide to General Use Classrooms

CIS endeavors to make technology enriched learning environments convenient and available campuswide for Manoa faculty. To facilitate this goal, CIS created this "Guide" to provide physical and technical information about classrooms and auditoria available for general instructional use on the Manoa campus. Information on over 164 general-use classrooms and auditoria is provided in this section. Indices have been provided below. Each classroom file includes a physical description, environmental conditions (air-conditioning, lighting, etc.), a listing of all permanently installed media equipment, and several photos of the classroom.

Additional Classroom Information

	How to Schedule Your Class into a Media Equipped Classroom - Occasional use of media may be served by departmentally-owned media equipment or equipment pools around campus. Heavy users of media should be placed into classrooms with permanently installed media equipment. Here's some advice to follow.
	CIS Key Checkout - Faculty, staff and instructors may check out keys to access media equipment installed in general-use classrooms.
	Classroom Computers - CIS maintains computers installed in general-use classrooms as well as those found on data projection carts located in equipment pools across campus.
	AirPlay - Connect your iPad (iPhone, Mac or Windows laptop) wirelessly to the classroom projection system.
	The iClicker is a simple to use audience response system that permits faculty to interact with their students. The intuitive nature of this system makes it simple for students to use and allows faculty to focus on instruction and not the technology.
	Auxiliary Connection Panel - Data projection classrooms are equipped with auxiliary connection panels to enable users to easily connect audio/visual devices or equipment checked out from the CIS Central Equipment Pool.
	For Fastest Help...with the Classroom Environment - Window blinds need repair? Inadequate chalk supply? Problems with the P. A. system, video projector, or computer? Air-conditioning out of control? When you need assistance or have problems with a general-use classroom, follow this step-by-step guide.
	Coping with Bomb Threats - Be Prepared! An important motto when it comes to bomb threats. Follow these simple steps to minimize disruption to your class.
	Assistive Listening Systems - The University of Hawaii at Manoa provides support for the hearing impaired in selected classrooms on campus.
	Handicap Assistance - Additional support is available to assist handicapped faculty use classroom technology.