All workshops in Rochester are offered at the National Technical Institute
for the Deaf (NTID) in the new state-of-the-art DIIT laboratory that
was created as part of the DIIT grant.
The new laboratory is located in the Hugh L. Carey Building (room 14-1285)
on the NTID/RIT campus. Its principal resources are its computers --
12 attendee computers, an instructor computer, and a server. All are
connected to the Internet, and have a variety of software installed.

The room is ringed with computer workstations while a large table in
placed in the center of the room. Attendees at workshops sit at the
central table for demonstration by the instructor and for group discussion,
and then move to workstations for individual computer work.
A computer projection system is in place, as is an instructor workstation,
and printer.
