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Classroom Technology

  TAP Training

What is TAP? 

TAP (Technology, Access, and Presentation) is technology that equips instructors with capabilities to use standard network applications to project their class material and have direct/remote communication with the IT department.

TAP Locations

Classroom Technology

The following contain TAP carts equipped with a computer, a monitor(s), a high-definition projection unit(s), a wide format projection screen(s) or wall-mounted whiteboard(s), full multi-media capability including a Blu-ray player, sound card, speakers, a touch panel control screen to control TAP cart inputs, a power strip with 6 outlets, web camera/microphone for Zoom meetings, 1 audio/1 VGA connection, and 1 HDMI connection. Please contact Conferencing or Registrar's Office for more information.

• Academic Building (AB)
  • All AB classrooms
• Art and Music Center (AMC)
  • AMC 101, 108, 113, 136, 208, 209, and 212
• Albertus Hall (AH)
  • All AH laboratories and classrooms
• Hruby Hall Classroom (HH)
  • HH 130 Classroom
• Jarecki Lacks Hauenstein Center (JLH)
  • JLH 215, 216, 217, 235, and 302
• Sturrus Sports & Fitness Center (SSFC)
  • SSFC 200 and 202

Computer Classrooms

The following contain TAP carts equipped with a computer, a monitor(s), a high-definition projection unit(s), a wide format projection screen(s) or wall-mounted whiteboard(s), full multi-media capability including a Blu-ray player, sound card, speakers, a touch panel control screen to control TAP cart inputs, a power strip with 6 outlets, web camera/microphone for Zoom meetings, 1 audio/1 VGA connection, and 1 HDMI connection. Please contact Conferencing or Registrar's Office for more information.

• Academic Building (AB)
  • AB 315, 319, and 322
• Jarecki Lacks Hauenstein Center (JLH)
  • JLH 112 

Specialized TAP Technology

• Albertus Hall (AH)
  • 鈥婣H 104 (TAP cart with two motorized projection screens and matrix system)
• Donnelly Center
  • Donnelly Center Upper Level (TAP cart with a motorized projection screen)
• Jarecki Lacks Hauenstein Center (JLH)
  • JLH 106 (Web camera and large projection screen)
• Wege Center (WC)
  • Faculty/Staff Dining Room, Loutit Room, and Wege Ballroom

Training for Classroom Technology

Because the operation of the equipment may be very different from the equipment you have used previously, IT will be offering training sessions for the classroom technology. Please call IT Help Desk at 616-632-2050 to schedule training. This training is strongly suggested before using the technology. As an alternative, a training session can be scheduled during an academic department meeting. To take advantage of this option, department chairpersons can contact the IT Help Desk at 616-632-2050 or e-mail techhelp@aquinas.edu with the department meeting date and time. 

TAP is a Sustainable Business initiative to encourage faculty to reduce reliance on paper and to provide access to resources, i.e. CourseConnect and fewer handouts.