Summary
This article will discuss connecting to AirMedia and Best Practices while using AirMedia to present in a Classroom
Content
Before your first class of the semester:
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Visit the rooms you'll be teaching in to see the room technology first-hand. You can see a preview of the available technology by visiting the Classrooms with AirMedia links below.
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Keep your computer operating system software and applications up to date.
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Bookmark the room AirMedia URL in your browser for easy and quick access.
When presenting:
- Close or mute any programs and notification that may popup or make noise such as email or instant messages.
- Close software that you won't be using during your class.
- When showing video, there are also volume controls within the AirMedia software and the Crestron touch panel.
Note: At this time, AirMedia does not support sound when played through Android devices.
Using the Pause Button:
The Pause button allows that user to temporarily stop presenting and does not require the user to reconnect when they want to start presenting again.
- When you need to pause your presentation during discussion or other needs in the classroom
- If you need to access another application and do not want to display that on screen
Using the Stop Button:
The Stop button will disconnect the user from the display, the user would need to go through the connection process again to present.
- Use this button when you are complete with the presentation
- If someone else needs to connect and present to the display
Classrooms with AirMedia per Campus:
Plymouth State University
Keene State College
University of New Hampshire (Durham, Manchester)
Further Readings
Need additional help?
Please fill out the A/V Technician Assistance request via our WebCheckout reservation system for UNH and PSU
Please use this link to the Technology Help Desk to locate your local campus contact information. Use the “Submit a Question” for your campus to enter an online support request.