Southwick Hall 202

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This classroom is equiped with a Dell d6000 docking station. The d6000 has been deployed to various classrooms around campus to allow instructors to connect their laptops to the various equipment required for remote and mixed teaching environments.

Most classrooms with the D6000 have been paired with the Wacom One Pen Display, projector and/or monitor.

You MUST bring a laptop to use this room configuration as there isn't a classroom desktop computer available.
See this guide for connecting your laptop to the Dell d6000

These guides are intended to show you how to share various content through Teams using the available technology in the classroom.

Document Camera

If you've used a document camera in the past, you'll need to change in how you view the camera feed so that it is visible by in-person and remote students. The Microsoft Camera app in Windows 10 will allow you to display what the document camera sees on the screen you are sharing with Teams.

This guide assumes that you've already logged into the presentation computer and that you've signed into and joined your Microsoft Teams meeting associated with your lecture.

Turn on the Document Camera by lifting up the camera arm (it will turn on automatically).
From the Teams meeting, click the Share button located in upper-right corner of the window.
From the Share menu, select Desktop Screen #1 (if you're using 'extended' mode, you may want to choose screen #2 instead)
A red border will appear around the desktop as an indication that it is being shared.
Click the "Start" button in the lower-left corner, then select the "Camera" app.
The camera app will open and the Document Camera video feed should be visible.You can maximize the window to make the image bigger.
1. If the webcam video is being displayed (only possible if the camera is set to off in Teams) in the camera app instead of the document camera, click the "switch camera" button to toggle back to the Document Camera.