All classrooms in Sullivan Hall come with standardized, smart podium interfaces.
To request in-person training, send an email to medialaw@seattleu.edu or ask your administrative assistant to schedule training. Law school staff and full-time faculty can fill out the Assistance/Equipment Setup Request Form directly.
Classroom Technology Features
A complete list of tutorials on the use of classroom technology can be found here: Classroom Tutorials
Standardized Features
Sullivan Hall: C1, C3, C5, C6, C7, Courtroom (105), 109, 110, 121 (clinic conference room), 309, 327, 328, 329
- Fixed podiums with touchscreen controls
- Laptop connections (there are no fixed computers in law school classrooms)
- VGA video cable, 3.5mm (1/8") sound output, power outlets, Ethernet cable
- Adapters available for DVI, HDMI and mini display.
- NOTE: VGA/HDMI connection is recommended for personal laptops/tablets to connect to the projector.
- Document cameras with zoom controls
- White boards (faculty must provide their own dry-erase markers)
- Controls for projection, lights, and sound
- Telephones on the wall for emergency or on-campus calls
- Wireless network coverage and wired Ethernet cables
- Wired connections do not require SU credentials
- Wireless connections require an SU account; guest wireless account requests must go through the Help Desk
Additional features in specific rooms:
- Built-in podium microphones (SLLH C1, C5, C6, Courtroom, 109, 110, 309, 327, 329)
- Ceiling Voice-Lift system for student discussions (C1, C5, C6, Courtroom)
- SU School of Law logo projection (C5, C6, 105, 109, 309 )
- Sound System VOIP inputs for laptops (C5, 309, 329)
- Can be used to interface the classroom sound system with Skype and Adobe Connects
- Additional microphone inputs (SLLH C1, C5, C6, Courtroom, 110)
- Wireless lavaliere clip-on microphones (SLLH C1, C5, C6, 105, 109, 110, 327, 329)
- Keys to wireless microphone cabinets are available from administrative assistants
Equipment NOT available in classrooms:
- Built-in computer - you will need access to a laptop with compatible ports or adapters.
- Audio cassette decks
- DVD players (you will need a laptop with an optical drive or a portable DVD player for playback)
- VHS players
Multipurpose Rooms (non-classroom spaces)
As our classrooms are often full, some special events are scheduled in multipurpose spaces that double as hallways and/or study areas. If you are expecting to do a presentation in these areas, here is what you should know.
Sullivan 2nd Floor Gallery
- Microphone inputs
- Music player input (1/8" port)
- Lighting
By pre-arrangement, a portable projector and screen can be set up. Panel microphones are also possible through the use of a mixer, which Media Services can set up.
Sullivan Conference Room 121
This room is a non-classroom space for conferences. However, it has classroom-like functionality as listed above.
Classroom Maintenance
Media Services conducts morning equipment checks inside all law school classrooms. While these checks prevent most issues from impacting classes, breakdowns and/or user errors can impact equipment during the day. To report problems with the equipment in law school classrooms, call x4444 or send a detailed email to medialaw@seattleu.edu.