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Directory of Teaching Spaces February Directory of Teaching 2020 Spaces If you need assistance with information regarding rooms and the equipment within them, you can use this document. NOTE; This document has links embedded within it. Wireless connectivity is available across campus. For information please visit: Click here to open a campus map. http://www.shef.ac.uk/it-services/wireless Click on a room code to open a user guide. Click on ‘INTERACTIVE DISPLAY MONITOR’ or IDB to open a user guide. To book a room visit: http://www.shef.ac.uk/it-services/roombookings Contents LOCATION: 9MS; 9 MAPPIN STREET .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 LOCATION: 38MS; 38 MAPPIN STREET .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 LOCATION: GR301; 301 GLOSSOP ROAD ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 LOCATION: ADB; AFRED DENNY BUILDING ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 LOCATION: AT; ARTS TOWER ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 LOCATION: BA; BARTOLOME HOUSE ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 LOCATION: BHA; BARBER HOUSE ANNEXE ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10 LOCATION: BROAD; BROAD LANE BLOCK (MAPPIN BUILDING) ................................................................................................................................................................... 11 LOCATION: DB; DAINTON BUILDING ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12 LOCATION: DS; DENTAL SCHOOL .................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 LOCATION: DIA; DIAMOND ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14 LOCATION: EF; ELMFIELD.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15 LOCATION: FC; FIRTH COURT ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 LOCATION: GB; GEOGRAPHY BUILDING ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 LOCATION: HB; HADFIELD BUILDING ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18 LOCATION: HH; MEDICAL SCHOOL (HALLAMSHIRE HOSPITAL)................................................................................................................................................................. 19 LOCATION: HI; HICKS BUILDING .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 20 LOCATION: IC; INFORMATION COMMONS ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 LOCATION: JB; JESSOP BUILDING ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 LOCATION: JW; JESSOP WEST ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 LOCATION: MAPP; MAPPIN MINING BLOCK ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 25 LOCATION: NR-MOD; NORTHUMBERLAND ROAD MODULAR BUILDING .................................................................................................................................................... 26 LOCATION: PLB; PAM LIVERSIDGE BUILDING .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 27 LOCATION: PC; PORTOBELLO CENTRE ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28 LOCATION: RC; REGENT COURT .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29 LOCATION: RRB; RICHARD ROBERTS BUILDING ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 LOCATION: SB; SIR HENRY STEPHENSON BUILDING ...................................................................................................................................................................................31 LOCATION: SF; SAMUEL FOX HOUSE .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 LOCATION: SGCH; ST GEORGES CHURCH .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33 LOCATION: SU; STUDENTS UNION .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 34 LOCATION: SUMS; SHEFFIELD UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT SCHOOL ....................................................................................................................................................... 35 COMPUTER ROOMS (which can be also be used for teaching) ......................................................................................................................................................................... 36 Directory of Pool Teaching Rooms LOCATION: 9MS; 9 MAPPIN STREET ROOM OHP TIERED LECTERN MONITOR CAPACITY VISUALISER VHS PLAYER VHS DVD PLAYER WHITEBOARD FLOOR/LEVEL CHALKBOARD HEARING LOOP HEARING CD/TAPE PLAYER CD/TAPE NETWORK POINT NETWORK LECTURE CAPTURE LECTURE MOVEABLE SEATING MOVEABLE FIXED LECTURN MIC LECTURN FIXED WHEELCHAIR ACCESS WHEELCHAIR INTERACTIVE DISPLAY DISPLAY INTERACTIVE TEACHING COMPUTER TEACHING AMX CONTROL SYSTEM CONTROL AMX RADIO MIC COMPATIBLE MIC RADIO DATA PROJECTOR/PLASMA 9MS-G03 G 27 9MS-G04 G 23 9MS-G12 G 24 9MS-G13 G 21 9MS-G14 G 48 9MS-122 1 24 9MS-123 1 18 9MS-124 1 21 Directory of Pool Teaching Rooms LOCATION: 38MS; 38 MAPPIN STREET ROOM OHP TIERED LECTERN MONITOR CAPACITY VISUALISER VHS PLAYER VHS DVD PLAYER WHITEBOARD FLOOR/LEVEL CHALKBOARD HEARING LOOP HEARING CD/TAPE PLAYER CD/TAPE NETWORK POINT NETWORK LECTURE CAPTURE LECTURE MOVEABLE SEATING MOVEABLE FIXED LECTURN MIC LECTURN FIXED WHEELCHAIR ACCESS WHEELCHAIR INTERACTIVE DISPLAY DISPLAY INTERACTIVE TEACHING COMPUTER TEACHING AMX CONTROL SYSTEM CONTROL AMX RADIO MIC COMPATIBLE MIC RADIO DATA PROJECTOR/PLASMA B02-Workroom 1 B 128 G11-Workroom 2 G 128 106-Workroom 3 1 128 107-Workroom 4 1 128 B01-Classroom 1 B 20 G02-Classroom 2 G 20 G03-Classroom 3 G 20
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