Multimedia Group Mobiles (4) (MGMs) are mobile console units designed for movement to classrooms or seminar rooms. Two of these units are located in two of the study rooms, and these units are available for student class presentation practice. These units feature the same touch screen panel control as the main presentation console systems and provide access to a computer, VCR, a laserdisc/CD audio combination player, an audiocassette unit, and cable channels which all play through a 32 inch multiscan monitor.

The Educational Technology Collection consists of equipment and a variety of journals, periodicals, books, software and other resources dedicated to the appropriate use and integration of educational technology in teaching and learning. Circulating equipment includes CD/cassette playback recorders, data projectors, camcorders, tripods, digital cameras, DVD players, 16mm projectors, 35mm slide projectors, a "CameraMan", carts with TV/VCR, conference phones, tape recorders, ZIP drives and Mac and PC laptops. Recommendations of additions to this growing collection are always welcome.

The Video Conference room (127-6) hosts videoconferencing equipment, a MGM, and a document camera (which is laptop accessible). This room seats 10 people. Contact our ETC staff for details about scheduling the room and for instruction on the video conferencing equipment.

The Observation Video Suite is comprised of the Control Room (Room 115), the K-12 model classrooms (Rooms 114 and 122), four micro-teaching rooms (Rooms 116, 117, 120, 121) and the observation areas. Features include observation, videotaping and videoconferencing capabilities. The K-12 models are each equipped with a presentation console system.

Study rooms (3) are available for individuals or small groups. Each room is equipped with a computer, a TV/VCR, a laserdisc player, and other equipment and is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Technology Exploration Center (Room 106-2) is equipped with newer technologies along with older technologies that are still in use in K-12 schools. This Center provides hands-on opportunities and instruction for faculty, pre-service and in-service teachers to explore and discover the appropriate use of these technologies in teaching and learning.