1. Demonstration of the presentation and access technology in classrooms, conference rooms and labs at NTID Chas Johnstone Technology and Information Services department National Technical Institute for the Deaf at Rochester Institute of Technology

2. Adjustable lighting

3. Projection systems

4. Resident computer

5. Visualizer [document camera]

6. DVD-VHS player

7. Connections for a brought-in portable computer

8. SmartBoard

9. Motorized 9' X 12' projection screens

10. Infrastructure [components that tie everything together as a system] Universal computer-video interface

11. VGA distribution amplifier

12. Eight input seamless switcher

13. Remote control panel for the switcher

14. Resident “sound field” loudspeaker array Ceiling and wall speaker systems

15. Power amplifier

16. Wireless microphone system

17. Resident group FM hearing assistance system Stationary FM transmitter

18. Group FM receiver

19. Personal FM receivers

20. Equipment for people who have vision challenges Flat panel display

21. CCTV [document enlarger-viewer]

23. REFERENCES Reducing stress in the classroom; How interactive whiteboards and solution-based integration improve teacher quality of life, White Paper, Smart Technologies, 2010, http://downloads01.smarttech.com/media/research/whitepapers/reducing_stress_wp.pdf Acoustical Performance Criteria, Design Requirements, and Guidelines for Schools, Part 1: Permanent Schools [American National Standard]. (2010, April 28). Webster J, Snell K. Noise levels and the speech intelligibility of teachers in classrooms, Journal of Academic Rehabilitation Audiology, 1983;16:234-255.