This guide lists the rooms where it is possible to use Echo360 lecture capture, provides an example list of equipment you might find in rooms, and links to get more information and online room tours. Currently, we have over 235 lecture capture-enabled rooms on campus - some managed centrally and some by departments. Of these 144 have a single projector, 34 have a single projector and a camera to record the room, and 42 have 2 projectors (27 of these also have a camera). Lecture capture can record up to 2 inputs so understanding the rooms is important to understand what can be recorded.

Which rooms have lecture capture?

Browse the list of lecture capture-enabled rooms using this filterable alphabetic list. Use ctrl-F or cmd-F to search for individual rooms.

What equipment is available in rooms?

For information about equipment and capacity in teaching rooms, along with a 360° tour and interactive image of the lectern equipment, use the links above, or visit the following pages and search for lecture capture enabled rooms.

• Centrally timetabled Room Information
• Locally timetabled Room Information
• Committee Room Information.

Equipment list

This list covers some of the Audio-Visual provided equipment that you will find across the centrally timetabled rooms that are enabled for lecture capture. Please note that not all equipment is available in every room and you must check what individual rooms contain before booking lecture capture to be certain that your preferred options are available.

• Room equipment
  
  • Lectern
  • Fixed Computer (PC)
  • AV Control Panel - Touchpanel

  Connectivity

  • Laptop Input (HDMI)
  • Laptop Input (VGA)
  • 3.5mm Audio Jack
  • Solstice Wireless Casting

  Display

  • Touch Screen Monitor
  • Document Camera
  • Data Projector
  • Whiteboard

  Audio

  • Lapel Microphone
  • IR Induction Loop

  Recording

  • Lecture Capture
  • Lecture Capture Camera

  Hybrid/Video Conferencing

  • MS Teams Wireless Microphone
  • MS Teams Video Camera

Audio Visual Services are responsible for the specification, installation and maintenance of all Audio Visual equipment in centrally timetabled rooms on campus. They also provide a range of technical services to support teaching, learning and the business needs of Warwick’s staff and students including installation of lecture capture equipment into some locally supported rooms in Departments.