Introduction
Rooms B, C, and F, in the Graduate Life Center are configured to serve a multitude of needs, from course instruction, to dissertation defense, to graduate community gatherings.
Instructions
The technology available in the space allows for ambient music to be played for gatherings, huddle meetings, presentation, and Zoom meetings via the Zoom Room interface.
Audio Only
Use cases include music during a gathering or prior to a discussion style meeting/gathering.
To play audio, simply connect a 3.5mm (aka headphone) cable from your device to the wall plate. Volume control is done via the labeled knob on the wall plate. See below for what to expect in the room.
Wireless Projection (no Zoom meeting)
To project/present:
- Open your Zoom client and select Share Screen
- On the Zoom Room controller in the room, tap Share content
Zoom Meeting
There is a dedicated "room microphone" and camera. If you need to present, we recommend using the process highlighted above in the "Wireless Projection" portion of this page.
- To start a Zoom meeting, touch "Join Meeting" on the Zoom Room controller.
- Type in the meeting number for the meeting you've scheduled, or will be participating in.
Tips for Zoom Room Meetings
- Schedule and arrive ahead of your meeting to ensure all technology is functioning as you expect.
- Schedule and arrive ahead of your meeting to ensure all technology is functioning as you expect.
- Schedule and arrive ahead of your meeting to ensure all technology is functioning as you expect. While issues are rare, it allows us to be contacted to address any issues within our control.
- Do not join the meeting from your laptop, use share.zoom.us instead
- Avoid extraneous noise/conversation so that Zoom functionality has less difficulty processing audio (computers have a hard time distinguishing a speaker from general room conversations other other sounds).