Maps
Knight Library 42 Map
Campus Map
Installed Equipment
- Blu-Ray/DVD Player (multi-region)
- Crestron Touch Panel
- Document Camera
- Flat Screen Display
- HDMI input
- VGA input
- Aux Cable
- Ethernet
- Multi-Display
- Projector(s)
- Speakers
- Video Conferencing
- Video Production Control Room
Got a question about a piece of technology? Check out our Technology Index or call us at 541-346-3091!
Accessibility Information
- Microphones: No
- Assistive Listening Devices: No
- Building Wheelchair Access: Yes
- Student Wheelchair Desk: No
- Instructor Wheelchair Desk: No
- Floor: Flat
Room Features
- Dimmable Lights: No
- Podium/Lectern: Yes
- Confidence Monitor: No
- Internet Connectivity: Wi-Fi and Ethernet
- Power Outlets: Wall and Teaching Station
- Room Config: Moveable tables and chairs
- Boards: White Board
- Room Dimensions: 35′ x 18′
- Seat Count: 24
Notes
Room Layout
Flat room with groups of moveable tables and chairs (pod seating arrangement).
Lectern Information
This room has an wide lectern with a lowered section to the right. On the lowered section, there is the document camera. The touch panel is located on the left side of the lectern, and the cable cup is in the middle.
Touch Panel
The touch panel in this room is similar to a general layout. It also has a page to control the room’s multiple displays and an RCA input.
There is also a room 42 overflow option. This allows the display from room 42 to be simultaneously displayed in room 41. Please contact Classroom Support if you have any questions about this feature.
Visit the Technology Index page for a description of a general touch panel layout.
Additional Information
Screen and light controls are located on the wall behind the podium.
Welcome to the UO Steelcase LearnLab in the Knight Library’s Proctor Rooms. The UO Libraries thank Peter P. Proctor, III and George S. Proctor for their generous support of the UO Libraries Proctor Classrooms. Special thanks also to Steelcase, Inc. for their support of this UO Steelcase LearnLab.
This room is optimized for active teaching and learning. Students sit in groups of four. The instructor can facilitate the class from the “front” or the center of the room. Instructors can project the same or different sources to the two screens in the room.