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Richardson Lab

88 Stuart Street   

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Room Number Room Type Number of Student Seats
Richardson Lab 104 Tiered (DT) 98

 

 

Richardson Lab 104

View of the classroom from the instructors podium. There are rows of fixed seats with tablet arms that are used by students. A digital projector on the ceiling, projects onto a screen that extends from the ceiling. This classroom is accessible for instructors.
View of the classroom from a student seat at the rear of the classroom. In front are four rows of auditorium seats. The projector at the front extends from the ceiling, in front of 3 blackboards. The classroom is accessible for students.
Top-down view of the podium at the front of the classroom. This podium is not movable or height adjustable.
The entryway of room 104 in Richardson lab is a white door with a door handle on the right side.
Number of Student Seats 98
Room Type (Code) Tiered (DT)

  Room Schematic (PDF, 2.0MB)

Seating Type Auditorium Seats
Writing Surface for Students Tablet
Windows No
Power/Electrical Outlets at Student Desks No
Number of Exits 2

 

Writing Surface for Instructor 3 Blackboards
Presentation Equipment 1 Data Projector, 1 TV
Projector Screen Powered
Room Audio Yes
Microphone 1 Handheld, 1 Lapel
Features of Podium Document Camera, Lecture Capture, Wireless Presentation
Connection Type HDMI with adapter (Micro HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB-C)
Access to Space Door has a handle, no automatic door operator
Classroom Space
  • Room is wheelchair accessible
  • Room is accessible for students and instructors
  • Room does not have wide aisles
  • Room does not have accessible seating
  • Room has inaccessible areas
Feature of Podium Podium is not height adjustable, podium is accessible

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