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Experiments
Lavaliere/Lapel Microphone tips
Lavaliere Microphones, also called Lapel mics, body mics, or clip mics are used in many of our classroom settings. Here are few tips to get the best results Always test the microphone before your class/event. Make sure you have sufficient ...
Getting Started
Micro Classroom/Meeting Room
NOTE: The TV or projector MUST be set to HDMI! Regardless of your input connection type, the system in the wall always converts the output to HDMI. Turn on the Display Connect your device to the white Extron DTP wall plate under the Display Display Typ...
Fundamentals
Podium/Lectern
The university uses a variety of different lecterns for classrooms. Most recently, we have standardized on solid wood construction Lecterns from Miller Presentation Furniture located right here in New York State. The images below show typical lectern setups....
Snell 130 - The CEC
The primary controller for the Snell CEC classroom is the Extron MLC 104 IP Plus (Media Source Controller). This room is equipment list: Extron MLC 104 IP Plus (Media Source Controller) Extron MPS 602 SA (Presentation Switcher) Extron Speakers ...
Power Lift Lectern
The university uses a variety of different lecterns for classrooms. The CEC is the first classroom on the campus to feature the ADA compliant Power Lift EB Lectern from Computer Comforts manufactured in the United States. Some Key Features Range of height...
Sharing the Touchscreen (Samsung Flip) content on other screens.
Sharing The Flip Screen content to another monitor From either side of the Samsung Flip screen, tap on the menu icon () and then select EXPORT → SCREEN SHARE → Wired.On the MLC104 controller, press the Touchscreen button (). Please note it takes a few se...
Computer Security
Before Connecting Your Computer To The Clarkson Network Bulk Encrypting Files Clarkson Acceptable Use Policy Encrypt a Microsoft Excel Workbook Encrypt a Microsoft Word Document Encrypt PDF Document Keeping Your Computer Safe Utilizing the Clarkson Fi...
Bulk Encrypting Files
Install 7-Zip on your computer (it may already be there) Find the file you wish to encrypt Right-click on the file, choose the 7-Zip menu and select “Add to Archive…” 4. Select the filename for your encrypted file. The default is the original filename...
Encrypt a Microsoft Excel Workbook
If you have a MS Excel Workbook that contains sensitive information, you can password protect the workbook so that it can be safely transmitted via email or stored in a network file share. Be careful to not lose or forget the password as the workbook cannot be...
VPN
The VPN provides a secure, encrypted connection between your off-campus computer or mobile device and the Clarkson campus network. This is necessary to access some campus resources including parts of PeopleSoft, Shared Network Drives (U, S and P for example),...
Encrypt a Microsoft Word Document
If you have a MS Word that contains sensitive information, you can password protect the document so that it can be safely transmitted via email or stored in a network file share. Be careful to not lose or forget the password as the document cannot be opened wi...
Polaris
Documents pertaining to the Polaris Shell Server
Encrypt PDF Document
If you have a PDF that contains sensitive information, you can password protect the document so that it can be safely transmitted via email or stored in a network file share. Be careful to not lose or forget the password as the document cannot be opened witho...
Clarkson University FileDrop
About the Clarkson University FileDrop Service... CU FileDrop is Web Based Secure File Transfer Service. It uses encryption and decryption methods to secure file drop-offs and file pickups. Seeing most email clients/services have a limit on Attachment sizes w...