Mearns - McPherson Classroom 130

Location

This classroom is on the 1st floor of the Mearns Centre for Learning - McPherson Library.

Accessibility and layout

This classroom includes:

• fixed furniture
• low-pile carpet flooring

Classroom features can sometimes create accessibility barriers.

Accessibility reserved furniture

• adjustable height desk (manual)
• Windows computer
• padded chair (no arms)

This furniture is in the front row of the classroom and should not be removed from its position.

Layout

The furniture is heavy and not intended to be mobile. The furniture map shows the intended layout for this room. Dimensions and the shape of the room are approximate and not to scale. 

Mearns - McPherson 130 has 4 rows of desks facing the front of the classroom. Each row has 7 desks with Windows desktop computers. 4 are on the left side of the room and 3 on the right, with an aisle in between them. There are 3 long, raised desks at the back of the room without computers.

Presenting

This room has a standard classroom audiovisual (AV) cabinet with:

• 1 digital video projector
• 1 document camera
• Built-in classroom computer with webcam
• Video and audio laptop connectors (HDMI, VGA, 3.5mm audio)
• Button controls for AV system
• Wireless mic

It also has:

• A Blue Snowball conference mic on a mic stand
• 1 portable green chalkboard

For more information and instructions for the audiovisual equipment, visit:

Printing, scanning & copying

Lab computers in this area can print to the print queues:

The locations of the printers on the main floor are marked on the technology floor map. Learn more about printing in computer labs and printing, copying and scanning in the library.

Software

This room uses the general Windows lab software set as a baseline. It also has ArcGIS Pro installed.

Software in computer labs changes frequently. We add, remove and update apps several times a year, usually based on course requirements. This page only lists software that's part of our standard build, which remains relatively consistent from one term to the next. You can search all software currently installed in labs using AllSight.