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Fall 2026 Classroom Technology Upgrades Ready for the New Semester

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As the Fall 2026 semester begins, UNC Charlotte’s Learning Space Technology (LST) team has completed this year’s Summer AV Refresh Project, bringing updated classroom technology to 43 registrar-controlled classrooms across campus.

The refreshed classrooms feature modern, more reliable audio-visual systems designed to support teaching and learning while reducing classroom technology issues. This year’s upgrades include classrooms in Denny, Duke Hall, Macy, Belk Gym and Bioinformatics.

New Classroom Login Experience

Faculty teaching in some of the refreshed classrooms will notice an updated computer login process this fall. Instead of signing in with a NinerNET username, instructors may be prompted to log in using their full University email address (for example, username@charlotte.edu).

To make the transition as smooth as possible, each classroom podium includes a quick reference card with a QR code linking to step-by-step login instructions.

Get Ready Before the First Day

Faculty are encouraged to visit their assigned classrooms before classes begin to become familiar with the updated technology. Taking a few minutes to test the equipment and review the new login process can help ensure a smooth start to the semester.

The LST Classroom Support Team is available to answer questions, provide classroom walkthroughs and assist with technology needs before and throughout the semester. If you need support, please reach out.

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BIO 217 Classroom
Bioinformatics 217 is one of 43 registrar-controlled classrooms refreshed this summer by UNC Charlotte’s Learning Space Technology (LST) team. The upgraded classroom features modern audio-visual technology designed to provide a more reliable, engaging teaching and learning experience for the Fall 2026 semester.
Bio Room 217 Doc Cam
Doc Cam in BIO 217
The instructor station showcases one of the new technologies installed as part of the Summer AV Refresh Project—a smart document camera that allows faculty to easily display books, handwritten notes, lab materials, and other physical objects in high definition.