About the room
- Capacity
- 35
- Facilities
- Live streaming, Microphone - Lapel, Microphone - Lectern (Fixed), Whiteboard
- Type of room
- Computer cluster
- Seating layout
- Cluster
- Lecture capture grade
- Gold
Location
- Department
- IT
- Directions
- Enter the door to the building, immediately turn left and go up the short staircase. Enter the door in front of you and turn right, walking up the metal exterior staircase. The door to Richard Hughes cluster is on your right.
- Campus map
- View the campus map
Accessibility
- Accessibility
- Ergonomic Chair
- Accessibility information
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This room is accessed via an exterior staircase and is not wheelchair accessible. The chairs have wheels and mostly have arm rests. There is an ergonomic chair in this room. There is no induction loop assistive listening system fitted in this room.
If your access needs aren't addressed in the information above, please visit Disability Services for further information and contact details. - Accessibility directions
- No wheelchair access.
Lecture Capture
Lecture Capture Room standards
Changes for 2026/27: The University uses Panopto as its lecture capture and media management system and room standards have been simplified for users.
- Platinum has been removed as a standalone standard.
- Silver Plus rooms have now been reclassified as Gold.
- Platinum rooms have been reclassified as Gold with Multi-source Recording.
Bronze rooms
Bronze rooms are set for lecture capture recording of room audio and the presented content feed. They do not have a camera feed for recording.
Silver rooms
Silver rooms include lecture capture recording of room audio, the presented content feed, and a camera view focused on the presenter, lectern and teaching area.
Gold rooms
Gold rooms include lecture capture recording of room audio, the presented content feed, and a tracking camera that automatically tracks the presenter within the teaching area.
Additional Multi-source Recording Capability
Multi-source Recording functionality relates to additional content feeds sent to the recorder. In these spaces, multiple content sources (eg. Dual Projection) can be captured and recorded as separate feeds.
For help and information, visit the Digital Education Systems Help Site
Common features and presenter guidance
- Lecture capture systems record the presentation content feed and room audio.
- Use the available room microphone where provided. In rooms with a lapel microphone, this will give the best result for presenter audio and ensures those who are hard of hearing are included.
- Use the lectern recording control to pause or restart the recording.
- All rooms feature a red light which will indicate when a session is being recorded.
Font Size and Readability
Use fonts that are large enough to be clearly read by students in the room and when viewing lecture recordings.
Recommended minimum font sizes:
- Titles: 36-44 pt
- Main body text: 18-24 pt
- Chart labels and captions: 16-20 pt
- Footnotes (where necessary): Minimum 14 pt
Avoid using body text smaller than 18 pt, as it can be difficult to read on projectors, shared screens, and lecture capture recordings. Using appropriate font sizes improves readability, supports accessibility, and helps students focus on key information whether attending in person or viewing recordings later.