degree exhibition 2015
equipment request form
deadline Tuesday, March 31 • drop off at 203E (Mac Lab)
instructions
A
Carefully read the information in the Exhibition
Handbook (handbook.ecuad.ca) regarding usage
of school equipment.
B
Read this form over carefully, fill in all sections
in Adobe Acrobat, then print out your completed
form (black and white is fine.) If you have trouble filling out the form on screen, print the blank
form and write legibly by hand.
1 student info
C
Consult with the appropriate technicians if you
have any questions
D
Have your Faculty Advisor date + sign your form.
E
Hand in the completed and signed form to a
technician in room 203E by March 31. If you are
requesting a computer, the technician must initial
+ date your form at the time you hand it in.
Please always communicate with us using your name and your student number.
name
student id number
this is a group project
program/department
@ecuad.ca
email
phone
Please use only Emily Carr @ecuad.ca email addresses to communicate with us.
names of other students in the group
(only one request form should be submitted)
2 faculty advisor
name
email
signature
date
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equipment requests
i.t.
note: Computers + other equipment will not have wired
or wireless internet access during the exhibition.
a/v
imac computer
22" lcd screen
keyboard
headphone amplifier
mouse
projector
other (specify):
ipad
One Emily Carr Library
iPad along with a security
display case
media player (specify dvd,
blu ray, vhs, etc:)
List all software to be used on the
computer in your exhibit, and any
other computer equipment that
you plan on supplying:
One security display case
for use with personal iPad
(will only be available if
there are spare cases)
other equipment
i.t. tech initial / time submitted:
If you have requested more than one category of equipment, please rank them in order of your preference:
i.t.
a/v
ipad
first choice
second choice
third choice
My exhibit needs equipment from two or more categories for different purposes
(for example: I want my display to include both a looping video on a TV and an interactive iPad app)
Briefly explain how the equipment you are requesting will be used, and whether you anticipate needing any technical assistance
(attach a second page if you need more room to write):
more information full info at handbook.ecuad.ca
• You’ll also need to fill out an Application to Exhibit form in addition to your equipment requests.
• Display lighting, electrical cords , and headphones are not available to borrow from the school.
• Internet/wireless network connectivity cannot be guaranteed for any project in the show.
Plan for your display to be able to function entirely offline without an internet connection.
i.t. (visit 203 North Building)
priority
We have a limited supply of equipment
available, which will be allocated on a
first-come, first served basis.
• Computers will be configured to spotlight your project and minimize any
other type of computer functionality.
• Computers will not have internet access:
your files will run locally.
• Keyboards and mice are generally not
provided unless you ask for them.
• It is highly recommended that you
consult with a computer technician
ASAP regarding graduation projects
using computers.
a/v (visit 205 North Building)
priority
We have a limited supply of equipment. A/V will process requests
in the order that they are received. You will be contacted by A/V via
your Emily Carr email for clarification and to book an equipment
pick up time.
ipad (visit the Library)
priority
We have a limited number of iPads, and
priority will go to interactive projects
that make specific use of the iPad or
touchscreen.
ipad support
Emily Carr’s iPads belong to the Library.
I.T. and A.V. technicians generally do not
provide support for iPads.
• If you have questions about the iPads
themselves and the school’s policies
about borrowing and usage, please
contact the Library.
• If you have questions about setting up
and displaying your specific project,
please contact Communication Design
technician Kathleen Jacques (341 SB,
[email protected])
power + connectivity
• You are responsible for making sure the
iPad stays powered up during the show.
The library iPads come with the standard
charger cable, but not an extension
cord. Be prepared to supply and secure
your own extension cord if your display
space is not next to an electrical outlet.
• Plan your iPad project so that it can
display entirely offline and doesn’t need
an internet connection.
• If you need to download anything from
the App Store to the Library iPad for
your project, you’ll need to sign in with
your own Apple account (and sign the
default Library account out.) The iPads
come with a range of apps pre-installed,
so you can also check with the Library
in advance to see whether the app you
need is already included.
display cases
• School iPads can’t be displayed without
one of the school security cases.
• Can display vertical or horizontal iPad.
• Can be mounted either to plinth or wall.
Cannot be mounted to school tables.
• Cannot be painted. Adhesive vinyl is ok.
• Front panel allows for use of home
button and front-facing camera.
• Considering building your own
security case for your personal iPad or
other tablet/mobile device? Come see
Kathleen in 341 SB to take a look at our
custom-built iPad cases for reference.