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Mobile Classroom Request

Mobile classrooms are a convenient way to provide laptop technology in the classroom. Due to logistics, our mobile classrooms can only be delivered to Egan wing and Library. We currently have 4 mobile classrooms, each consisting of 20 laptops. We highly recommended that you submit your request for resources as early as possible. To schedule a mobile classroom, please send your request via email to uas.classroomsupport@alaska.edu. If a response isn't confirmed after one business day, please contact the Help Desk via phone (796-6400) or email (uas.helpdesk@alaska.edu).

To reserve the mobile classroom, please provide the following information:

Date of use
Class start and end time
Room number (delivery to Egan Classroom Wing only)
Instructor's name and contact info
Course name/number

Delivery and Access

The laptops will be delivered to the classroom at the time you request; someone needs to be in the classroom to accept responsibility for the laptops.
The laptops will be available for students to pull out and place on their desk.

Pick Up

If class adjourns early, please call the Helpdesk at 796-6400 for pick up. Please do not leave the laptops unsupervised.
Students should turn off the laptops and place them on the cart.
Do not save files on the laptops. Students should save files to their UASHome Docs folder, a cloud storage space, or use a USB flash drive. Logging off the laptop deletes all files left on the laptop.

Log on/off

Generally, it takes less than 5 minutes for a laptop to be moved from the cart, started, logged onto, and have an application running.
Logging off will take approximately five minutes because students need to save their work and/or email or print work for instructors.

Laptop Problems

If a problem occurs with a laptop during the class, we need documentation. This includes:

Identify the machine with a sticky note (provided).
Identify the program and what the user was doing when the problem occurred.
Identify battery, if battery life fails.

Mailing Address

Email

Phone