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Group Study Rooms and Collaborative Projectors

Group Study Rooms may be reserved up to one week in advance for a period of three hours per group, per day. There are group study rooms in both library locations. Six of the study rooms contain additional equipment suitable for presentation practice and group collaboration. Collaborative Study Rooms may be used as normal group study rooms when the equipment is not needed by another group.

Online Study Room Reservation System: Requires Georgetown Law NetID

Collaborative Projectors Available

Six group study rooms are equipped with an overhead projector that will allow Georgetown Law students, faculty, and staff to connect to the projector with their laptop and share notes, documents, presentations, and other electronic information. (Stop by the circulation desk to check out the remote control.)
 Collaborative Study Rooms are found at these locations:

• Williams Law Library: Rooms 322A, 322B, 522A, 535
• Wolff International and Comparative Law Library. Rooms 4010 and 4007

To access the study room projectors, you must first load and configure software on your laptop and be connected to the Law Center's wireless network. Following is information on downloading and installing the software for the projectors.  If you have any problems or comments about this equipment, please let us know.

Collaborative Projector Software

Windows Users:

Download the Epson Projector Software for Windows XP & Vista

Download the Epson Projector Software for Windows 7

View the Software Installation and Setup Instructions (PDF) -- these are Windows instructions only

Macintosh Users:

Download the Epson Projector Software for Mac OS X

Please let us know if you have problems installing this software.

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