Interactive Digital Displays
Interactive Digital Displays will be added to some general use classrooms in summer 2024. This update to the general use classroom represents a small but significant step forward to providing faculty with better, more intuitive tools in order to interact with their students in a more efficacious way. Both the monitor and the Interactive Digital Display can be used in a variety of ways to instruct your students, such as displaying an essay, annotating it by hand, and then saving the document with the annotations to your Dropbox. Other use cases might include solving equations, filling out a graphic organizer, critiquing digital art, showing high-quality videos at 4K, brainstorming using the Microsoft Whiteboard, etc.
Training Materials
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View all CSUF Interactive Digital Display Classrooms user guides
- Four additional lunch and learn sessions were offered this summer as follows:
- August 19 or August 20, 11:00am-12:00pm, EC 49
- In-person walk in sessions were available in EC 49 beginning June 6th - August 23rd, Mondays through Fridays from 9AM-11AM & 2PM-4PM each day.
Need Additional help?
- IT Audio Visual Support is available to provide an in-classroom demonstration. To schedule a visit you can contact: atc@365xuexiwang.com
- Or visit the Academic Technology Center
in Pollak Library South (PLS) 237
anytime during business hours. ATC Staff will be available to assist in familiarizing you with the Interactive Digital Display.
