Hello All,

I want to tyhank everyone for their response to my lab question...

There were some helpful ideas.  Though I would like the monitors  
facing in one direction, i do not think it is a reality because of  
the space.  But that will be ok because I have minotoring software  
and I can see what everyone is doing at once.  I like the two  
projector idea...

Ok will let you know how it goes...

Doug
On May 18, 2007, at 8:22 AM, Isham, David wrote:

>
> HI,
>
> 1. Outlets etc above counter level, like a fishroom.
> 2. If you buy furniture for the workstations, it wants wheels and
> outlets. Easy to move & vacuum around.
> 3. Get enough circuits! A separate one for any air conditioner.
> 4. Surge protection/ups for the whole room? You need a good
> electrician...
> 5. Static electricity control. Ever notice what time of year you  
> see the
> most odd problems?
> 6. Humidity control?
> 7. All monitors face the instructor?
> 8. The Aquarium should have built-in plumbing, for easy water changes.
>
> David Isham
> Network Administrator
> Grand Isle Supervisory Union
> 5038 US Rte 2
> North Hero, VT 05474
> 802-372-6921 vox
> 802-372-4898 fax
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 1:29 PM
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> Subject: Lab redesign...
>
> Hello all,
>
> Well it seems the computer lab has to be moved next year...
>
> So i have to redesign the new lab in the space and I have been told
> to make a list of Whatever i need to teach.
>
> I am looking for any suggestions of things that I may have not
> considered...
>
> We are using  emacs.
>
> 24 computers in the lab.
>
> Has anyone used specific furniture designed for a lab that they like?
>
> Suggestions for running cables-I hope to not have multiple hanging
> poles.
>
> Any general thoughts I should be considering?
>
> Thanks for your time...
>
> Douglas Patac
>
> Manchester VT