Click on a building name below to see a list of the technology found in a typical classroom in that building. This list is an overview and may not represent each room in the building. For more details or to report specific classroom technology issues, contact the La Salle IT Helpdesk at helpdesk@lasalle.edu or 215.951.1860.

Some spaces such as the Founders’ Hall lecture capture studio can be reserved using the Event Management System (EMS). For more information about making a room reservation in EMS, see the instructions for accessing EMS.

Holroyd Hall

A typical classroom in Holroyd Hall is equipped with:

PC computer, except for the DART lab in room 167 which has Macintosh computers and Centique Monitors
Classroom control system
Document camera
DVD player
Overhead dome camera (Rooms 190, 290, and 390)

The Holroyd Atrium has:

Automatic projection screen
Overhead projector
Touchscreen control system
Podium with microphone
Four wireless handheld microphones.

Wister Hall

Communication Center

A typical classroom in the Communication Center is equipped with:

All-in-one touch screen computer
Ceiling-mounted projector
Classroom control system
Manual projector screen

Room 100 in the Communication Center has:

Overhead projector
Surround sound
Touchscreen control system
Large automatic projection screen
PC computer
Blue-Ray, DVD, VHS, and Laserdisk players

The Communication Center also has a computer lab with:

PCs
Ceiling-mounted projector
Manual projector screen

College Hall

St. Benilde Tower

Olney Hall

Installed-Classroom Technology Rooms

A typical classroom in Olney Hall is equipped with (unless listed in the Perma-Cart Rooms section below):

PC computer
Classroom control system
Document camera
- WolfVision document cameras are in rooms 127, 129, 321, 323, 325, 327, and 329
- Ladibug document camera are in rooms 129, 317, and 319
Interactive white boards and interactive projectors with SMART Notebook software can be found in rooms 125, 223, 225, and 227.

Olney Hall also has two computer labs (127, 109) both equipped with PCs.

Olney Hall: Perma-Cart Rooms

Several Olney Hall rooms (105, 117, 215, 219, 221, 305, 311, and 313) are equipped with a perma-cart that contains:

PC computer
Projector

To use a perma-cart, simply power on the computer and projector. Play DVDs through the computer.

Olney Hall: Rooms Requiring Multimedia Carts

Several Olney Hall rooms do not have installed technology (107, 109, 115, 124, 207, 211, 213, 214, 217, 228, 307, 309, 315, 324, 326, and 328).

Multimedia carts are available for checkout from Olney 200. Please note that Olney 200 provides a limited number of carts. If you need classroom technology to conduct your class, please consider contacting the Registrar’s Office to request a change to your classroom location.

Founders' Hall

A typical classroom in Founders’ Hall is equipped with:

PTZ camera with microphones
All-in-one touch screen computers
Large screen display

Founders’ Hall also has two computer classrooms (179, 382) both equipped with PCs.

A typical conference room in Founders’ Hall is equipped with:

PC Computer
Wall-mounted TV
Control panel
Webcam
Microphone

A typical collaboration room in Founders’ Hall is equipped with:

Wall-mounted TV
Control panel

Founders’ Hall also has a 400-seat lecture hall which is equipped with:

Automatic projection screen
Overhead projector
Control system
Podium with microphone, keyboard, mouse, and auxiliary inputs
4 wireless handheld microphones
4 wireless lavalier microphones
2 PTZ Cameras with recording box

For faculty interested in recording lectures, there is a lecture capture studio in Founders’ Hall 640 which is equipped with:

PC computer with a touchscreen for annotation, a second monitor, and a built-in webcam
A stylus pen for the touchscreen monitor
A desktop microphone
A headset
A whiteboard

ID Team