Even
though multimedia has been used for teaching in the university
for quite some time, well-equipped multimedia-teaching classrooms
are still most welcome, and in particular, two new classrooms
on the 2/F of Cheng Yick-chi Building should not be missed!
Upon entering
these new classrooms, you can expect to see a fresh design:
from the theatre-like raised floor, ceiling lights, audio/visual
equipment to the latest computer workstations. All the facilities
were planned and installed with user friendliness in mind.
To follow
the same naming convention of other terminal rooms in the CSC
Student Terminal Area, these rooms have been named Room P and
Q or Multimedia Teaching Room 2 and 3 respectively (as Room
L is also called Multimedia Teaching Room 1). The capacity of
Room P is 50 while Room Q holds 38 seats.
The classrooms
were designed by curriculum experts to promote innovation and
effectiveness in teaching. The idea is to make it easier for
staff members to integrate multimedia and information technology
into their teaching. The facilities in these rooms include: