In 1999, the Walton College of Business opened the
new Reynolds Center for Enterprise Development.  Among
the many advanced technological features is the most sophisticated
TML classroom in the State.
 
The classroom provides a broadcast-quality signal that can be delivered
via several different methods: satellite, compressed video, Internet, and cable.

The classroom has four cameras, voice-activated microphones, document
camera, PC with MS Office and Internet access, DVD player, videotape playback,
telephone interface, and audiotape playback.  There are two 42-inch plasma monitors
at the front of the room and two 36-inch monitors at the rear.

An operator in the control room provides the technology support for the instructor
during each class session.  This allows the instructor to focus on teaching and learning.

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