Student Stations
When the room is set up in its typical "Collaborative Standard" layout, there
are four student stations.
A. Each student station is identified by a color (red, blue,
yellow, or green) under its monitor and on top of the unit, to identify it
so that unique signals can be sent to/from each station.
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B. The typical setup has 2 tables and 4-6 chairs at each student station. Small whiteboards, dry erase markers, and erasers are available.
C. The student station "Mediascape" unit has a display monitor and input connectors called "pucks".
D. Pucks are contained within the storage well in front of the monitor. This is also where the Mediascape unit's power button is located.
E. The pucks can be taken out and used to connect mobile equipment. HDMI and Mini DisplayPort connections are available. Power outlets are available inside the storage well.
F. When your device is connected and the unit senses a signal,
the puck will light up with an icon
showing it is ready for use. Touch the icon on the puck to take control
of the monitor. An audible click will play and the icon will turn green
. To stop using the screen, touch the icon
in the center of the puck
. Or a different user can take control of the monitor by turning on their
puck.
Troubleshooting 1: If the Student Station monitor goes blank (may say "No Cable Connected"), press the power button to turn back on the unit (glows white when off, glows green when on). Give the signal 60 seconds to resync.
Troubleshooting 2: If the Student Station continues to not respond, press its reset button (small, white) under the right-side well cover.