To reserve the Computer
Training Room contact Heidi Strande at 777-3781. If you need immediate
assistance contact the Help Desk at 777-2222. They will route your call to the
appropriate individual. Reservations are taken to ensure that the room is
available and to verify that applicable software is available on the room's
machines. Room is available from
1. The instructor should visit the room prior to class to
become familiar with the overhead project device, software, and ideal room
environment.
2. The instructor access will be through Room 366 and
student access will be through Room 361. Classroom size is limited to 16
students.
3. The instructor will check in with the ITSS secretary
by entering through Room 366 for initial use of Room 361.
4. The instructor should prop open the door to Room 361
and have students enter through door 361 from the hall.
5. All computer equipment will need to be turned on.
6. When the session is over, be sure the hall door to
Room 361 is closed, all equipment including monitors is turned off and the room
left ready for next class. Thank you for leaving the class in the
condition it was found.
7. Be sure to turn the projection device off. LCD Projection Unit instructions: (Mitsubishi
XL-5900 ceiling mounted projector)
|
Turn unit on with Remote Control |
(Click Power Button Once – “Blue” Button) |
|
Turn unit off with Remote Control |
(Click Power Button Twice – “Blue” Button) |
|
Do NOT turn off the unit itself |
(The red lights should remain on.) under projector |
8. The instructor should exit thru Room 366 and check out
with the ITSS secretary.
If you have any questions or
comments concerning the use of Training Room 361, please feel free to call Heidi
Strande, 777-3781, or drop a line to heidistrande@mail.und.nodak.edu
Guidelines
for ITSS Training Room:
·
NO Food
or Beverages allowed in Room 361.
·
Be quiet
and courteous to fellow students.
·
Clean up
your workstation at the end of the class before leaving the room.
·
Inform
the trainer of equipment malfunctions.
·
Please do
not use class time for e-mail or Web surfing.