Electronic Classrooms
Electronic Classrooms - Tutorial
Stockton electronic classrooms include a podium computer, webcam, document camera, connections for personal devices, a ceiling-mounted projector, and a keypad control interface. The podium computer is for faculty and staff use only.
๐งญ Overview
- Learn how to use the classroom podium, projector, laptop connections, Zoom equipment, and document camera.
- Best for: Faculty and staff using Stockton electronic classrooms.
- Time: Approximately 10 to 15 minutes.
Before You Begin
- Arrive early enough to test the classroom equipment.
- Bring any laptop, adapter, or presentation materials you plan to use.
- Use the classroom phone near the podium or equipment credenza for priority support.
- Contact the ITS Help Desk at extension 4309 if you need assistance.
Electronic Classroom Resources
Select a topic below to view step-by-step instructions and classroom-support information.
Podium Controls and Configuration
Using the Electronic Classroom
Follow these steps to prepare and operate the equipment in an electronic classroom.
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Turn on and select a source
Use the keypad at the podium to turn on the classroom system and choose the source you want to display, such as the podium computer, laptop input, or document camera. Most classrooms use a 16-button keypad; some Arts and Sciences classrooms and Campus Center meeting rooms use an 8-button keypad.


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Use the wireless presenter
Use the wireless presenter to advance slides while presenting. Return the presenter to the podium drawer when finished.

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Connect a laptop
Open the cable cubby on top of the lectern and connect your laptop or portable device using the available video cable. On most Windows laptops, press Windows key + P and choose a mirrored display option.
If your device requires an adapter, contact the ITS Help Desk at extension 4309 using the classroom phone near the podium or equipment credenza.

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Request a DVD drive if needed
USB DVD drives for podium computers are available on request through the ITS Help Desk.
Zoom Audio and Video Controls
Zoom Audio and Video
Electronic classroom podiums include a webcam and classroom microphone for Zoom and similar virtual-meeting applications. If attendees cannot hear or see you, confirm that Zoom is using the appropriate audio and video devices.
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Place the classroom microphone
Locate the classroom microphone in the podium drawer and place it on top of the podium before starting Zoom. A red light indicates that the microphone has power and is turned on.

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Select Zoom audio devices
In Zoom, select the arrow next to the microphone icon. Choose Microphone (USB Audio CODEC) as the microphone and DVX-3155 as the speaker.

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Select the podium webcam
The webcam is normally mounted on top of the podium monitor. If it is not there, check behind the monitor or on the podium surface. In Zoom, select the arrow next to the video icon and choose Microsoft LifeCam Cinema.


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Use the document camera in Zoom
Document cameras are stored in the podium drawer. To share the document camera in Zoom, select either WolfVision or EPSON from the Zoom camera menu, depending on the equipment installed in the room.

Document Camera Operation
Document Camera
Use the document camera to display printed material or objects through the classroom projector.
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Set up the camera
Open the podium drawer and carefully unfold the document camera arm or arms. Place the item you want to display below the camera.
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Open the Camera app
On the podium computer, open the Windows Start menu, search for Camera, and open the Camera application.

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Change to the document camera
If the Camera app opens to the podium webcam, select the Change Camera button to switch to the document camera feed.

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Finish and store equipment
Use the controls on the document camera to adjust zoom or image settings. When finished, fold the document camera, return it to the drawer, and close the podium drawer.
Room Reservations and Training
Room Reservations and Training
Electronic classroom reservations and training may be coordinated by different campus offices depending on the room and event type.
- To reserve a classroom, contact Event Services.
- To reserve a computer lab, contact JoAnn Kocher.
- Electronic lectern training is required for applicable classrooms. Training is generally offered before and at the beginning of fall and spring semesters; alternate arrangements may be available when needed.
- Keys for electronic lectern equipment are issued during applicable training sessions.
Portable Projectors
Portable Projectors
Information Technology Services offers mobile projection systems for Stockton faculty and staff.

- Portable projector
- Laptop
- Portable screen
Visit the Production Services Main Office in E-006, located on the lower level of the Library, or contact Production Services by phone or email. Review their website for hours and contact information.
If you plan to use your own laptop, bring it to the ITS Help Desk in D121 before your event to verify compatibility with Stockton projectors.
The faculty or staff member requesting equipment is responsible for its appropriate use, safe return, and presence during delivery and use.
Related
- Event Services classroom reservations
- ๐ฅ๏ธ Production Services
- ๐ฝ๏ธ Portable projector reservations
Get help
- Classroom support: Use the phone near the podium or equipment credenza and call extension 4309.
- Phone: 609โ652โ4309
- ๏ธ Email: helpdesk@stockton.edu
- ๐งพ Submit a ticket


