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Booking a Room
NEED A PLACE TO MEET?
NEED A PLACE TO MEET?
Need a place to meet with your speech group? The Harper Library can help! Please have ONE member of your group contact the library (see direction to the right of here)
The library rooms have a tv you can hook your laptop to.
Library Hours---HOURS MAY DIFFER IN SUMMER
M-TH 8am-9pm
F- 8am-4:30pm
Sat- 9am-3pm
Sun- 1pm-5pm
If the HARPER library hours do not work out for your schedule. Please check with your local libraries. They usually have conference rooms you can reserve. LINK HERE
Each student is responsible for the necessary recording equipment to record presentations (Ipad, phone, computer...).
Tripods and clickers can be checked out at the front desk. May also check out a keyboard and mouse to operate the computer that is connected to the big screen. You can then open your PowerPoint from your files. Or you can put your PowerPoint onto the computer behind the screen with a thumb drive.
You may also use your own laptop by hooking the television on the wall to your laptop with the HDMI cable. See picture below.
If the speech you are recording requires a podium (or allows—check with your teacher), the main desk in the library can help you find one for your room. Check first. There may already be one in the room.
BOOK A ROOM
BOOK A ROOM
Have ONE Group Member Email
circ@harpercollege.edu 2 days or more ahead of time
1. Your Name
2. Your teacher's name
3. Number of people in your group
(names if possible)
4. Date and Time Needed
5. Length of time Needed (30, 60, 90 Minutes)
6. Your HARPER Email & Cell
Make sure everybody reads this page.
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All audience members must be
at least 16 years old.
No cuts or edits are allowed
A professional setting is a room outside of your home. Examples include a conference room, a classroom, or a library room. Contact your instructor if you are unsure if your setting meets the requirements.
The speaker should brief all audience members before recording regarding the
information on this page.
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