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This article provides guidelines for contractors performing installation and/or repair of any GCC-owned AV equipment.

This article provides step-by-step directions for operating the Forum Stage AV system. Note that the cage that houses system components is located on the north-end stage pillar and must be unlocked by a MATS staff member.

GCC faculty and staff have software/app options for recording a class, meeting, lecture, demonstration, or event.

Select GCC Batavia computer lab computers are equipped with the SoftLINK software, which provides instructors or presenters with a variety of control tools.  The focus of this article is how the instructor may view a student's desktop computer on the instructor's computer.

SoftLINK software is deployed in select computer labs and provides an instructor with a variety of tools, such as sharing their content to all student computers, send messages to one or more students, and observe and control one or more student computers. This article provides links to two how-to training videos. Each video is 60-70 minutes in duration.

Panopto is GCC's official video creation, editing, and storage system.  Faculty are its primary users-- mostly for video storage-- as Panopto is linked to Brightspace, allowing faculty to create links to Panopto videos in their Brightspace courses, thereby allowing students to simply click the link to view videos.  Staff also have access to all Panopto video tools, functions, and their video storage library.  Visit https://genesee.hosted.panopto.com and enter your GCC login credentials if prompt

This document discusses GCC faculty, staff, and students borrowing select AV hardware.  It also provides a link to form to submit a loan request.

This article explains how to submit a request to post content on one or more digital signage locations on the Batavia campus.

Share content from up to 4 mobile devices (e.g., smart phone) on the TV in rooms T123 and T124, great for presentations, collaborations, and compare-contrast discussions. This article provides guidance on how to connect and share content from a mobile device on the TV in either room.

This article provides a link to a short video to demonstrates how to combine or separate the audio output in Rooms T119A and T119B.  ​​​​​​When an event requiring audio (e.g., video, lecture) occurs in both rooms, you will follow steps to set audio to output to ceiling speakers in both rooms.  When an event occurs only in T119A, then follow steps to limit output to the T119A ceiling speakers.  Access the Room T119B computer and AV system to manage audio output for that room's ceiling speakers al

If you encounter an AV hardware problem in a Batavia classroom or meeting room, check out this guide first