Classroom Use Policies for the Picker Classroom, Cronin Learning Lab, and Grover-Hargrove Digital Learning and Media Center
No classrooms may be reserved as the primary classroom for courses or for semester-long activities. Four seminar rooms are available for this purpose with reservations made through the Registrar. Food is not allowed but beverages in covered containers are permitted.
Picker Classroom, Level 3 –Room 345, East Side
Equipment: 30 workstations (plus podium-mounted instructor PC), data projector and wall-mounted screen, VCR, DVD, sound system.
- Reserved exclusively for Library/ITS instruction for fall and spring semesters
- Available for individual use as an open computer lab for Colgate community members when not reserved for instruction
- In the summer and intersessions, the lab is available for academic instruction and campus workshops requiring computers Mon.-Fri., 9:00am to 4:00pm
- Contact Haley Benson x7361 to check availability and make arrangements
Cronin Learning Lab, Level 5 – Room 501, West Corridor
Equipment: 20 workstations (plus podium-mounted instructor PC), data projector and wall-mounted screen, VCR, DVD, sound system.
- Reserved exclusively for Library/ITS instruction for fall and spring semesters
- Available for individual use as an open computer lab for Colgate community members when not reserved for instruction
- In the summer and intersessions, the lab may be available for academic instruction and campus workshops requiring computers Mon.-Fri., 9:00am to 4:00pm
- Contact Haley Benson x7361 to check availability and make arrangements
Grover Hargrove Digital Learning and Media Center, Level 5, Room 548
Equipment: 20 networked individual Macintosh workstations with media editing software. Instructor’s networked workstation includes data projection control of all computers in the room, wall-mounted screen, Blu-Ray DVD player, and state-of-the-art surround sound system to fully integrate educational technology.
- Primary function is to support ITS/Libraries classroom media instruction and for regular course sessions in which the faculty and students will need ongoing access to resources for teaching and learning about media editing and creation
- Primarily reserved for ITS/Libraries media use each semester and as needed for media-intensive regular courses
- Secondary use is as a media lab for students and faculty editing and creating media projects. The space serves as a computer lab exclusively for media editing and creation
- Otherwise available to Colgate University students and faculty for instructional sessions or workshops during academic intercessions and summers with priority given to Library and ITS activities
- Multiple course sessions may be taught in the lab by faculty but this does not serve as the primary classroom
- Overseen by the ITS Department; contact Andrew Smith (asmith3@colgate.edu), Instructional Designer - Innovative Media, to make arrangements for access and use
NOTE: COMPUTER CONFIGURATION
New users should contact the ITS Service Desk at 228-7111 to arrange for a classroom orientation.
If a user group with a computer lab/classroom reservation needs software installed, please contact the ITS Service Desk, 228-7111, well in advance of the session.