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Audio Visual Equipment

How do I borrow AV equipment to use for my presentation?

All our teaching rooms have AV equipment installed but, if you are a student and need to borrow equipment for use on campus, or a member of staff and need a mobile solution we can help.

Students will need complete an AV loan form and then get it countersigned by your Dean of School. Your form should then be returned to the AV counter on the campus where you wish to use the equipment.

Staff can book equipment by producing a valid staff ID card at either of our AV counters. Demand for this equipment is high so you are advised to book as early as possible in order to avoid disappointment.

You can also visit our AV Services at:

Dockland Campus Room EB.2.85: 020 8223 7769
Stratford Campus Room CC 1.04: 020 8223 4998

What equipment can I borrow?

  • Laptop and data projector
  • DVD/CD player
  • Microphone
  • Active Speaker
  • Conversers (For hearing impaired)

What equipment do you have for the hearing impaired?

IT Services has three Conversers which consisted of 1 pendant receiver, 1 wireless FM microphone transmitter. Please give at least 24 hours advance notice in order to ensure batteries are fully charged.
Conversers can be collected at:

  • Docklands EB 2.85
  • Stratford CC 1.04
  • Duncan House DH 03

Can I borrow a laptop to use at home?

Not at our AV counters, however we recommend you contact our Library and Learning Services to more about their multi-media equipment loans and MediaPod.

Can I connect my own laptop to your equipment?

Yes, but you will need to confirm with technical services (020 8223 7769) that your computer is compatible with our equipment and leads. You may need adaptors and we can tell you which ones.

Can I get training to use Audio Visual (AV) equipment?

Yes, contact the AV staff to arrange training at the appropriate site:

  • Dockland Campus Room EB.2.85: 020 8223 7769
  • Stratford Campus Room UH CC.1.04: 020 8223 4998

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