Click on picture to enlarge Pictures updated March 2018
The equipment listed below is permanently installed in Goddard Laboratories 101:
centralized control of audiovisual system • control touch panel/cable cubby at center of instructor table
1 installed video projector
1 installed video display
recommended display resolution is 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz (wide screen)
electronically operated projection screen the screen is operated: • using the wall-mounted switch • by turning the projector on or off
computer with Macintosh OS operating system please note that an optical drive for this computer is only available upon request
VGA and HDMI inputs to attach laptop computer to the projection/audio systems please note that laptop users may need to provide an adapter to use this feature please note that laptop Internet connectivity is available via AirPennNet only
Blu-ray™ player
inputs to attach auxiliary audiovisual equipment to the video projector and/or display
wireless Internet access (AirPennNet)
please note that wireless coverage in this classroom may only accommodate a limited number of users
Additional technology information about Goddard Laboratories 101:
CD playback is available using the laptop optical drive and/or the Blu-ray™ player.
Region-free DVD playback is available using the Blu-ray™ player.
DVD playback is also available using the laptop optical drive.
What's green in Goddard Laboratories 101:
The projector and video display in this classroom will shut down automatically after 30 minutes of inactivity as measured by seating area occupancy sensors.
Technology in this classroom is only available for use between 7:00 AM and 11:00 PM unless special arrangements are requested.
The projector in this classroom uses an alternate light source in lieu of traditional lamps.
Access to Goddard Laboratories 101 is restricted and a combination to the door lock may be required for entry. The lock combination can be obtained by contacting Amy Eader at 215-746-2699. Please do not share this combination with others, including the students in your class.
Join us in reducing Penn's carbon footprint by using the classroom controls to turn off the projector/video display at the end of your class/event. You'll save energy and help us save money by extending the life of the equipment.
Project information about Goddard Laboratories 101:
