Instructional television studios

Depending on the severity of the H1N1 outbreak and the measures taken to prevent its spread on campus, it may be possible to use our capture facilities in Pearson Hall to create web-based instruction to help students maintain currency. This option is open to all faculty whether or not they are currently using this option to teach their course or whether classes are canceled or not (It may be useful for classes that are experiencing large numbers of student absences). Reservations will be taken on a first-come-first-served, space available basis unless it is determined that continuing this service would be a detriment to the health of the University community.

 E-mail Bruce Lambrect to check availability and schedule a session.

 

UD Capture "booths"

Academic Technology Services has set up temporary course capture stations. These stations can record the visuals from your laptop and your voice. The stations are available to all faculty members and assistance is available for their use. The temporary stations are available in East Hall on the second floor and are first come, first served.

 E-mail ats-info to check availability and schedule a session.

 

UD Capture classrooms

As part of the course capture pilot of Fall 2009, six classrooms on campus are capable of recording lectures automatically. These rooms are Gore 103, 104, 116, Smith 120, 130, 140. These rooms can record the visuals from your laptop and your voice.

 

Check with the Scheduling Office at 302.831.2114 to find an available time in one of these 6 classrooms: Gore 103, 104, 116 and Smith 120, 130, 140.

 

 E-mail ats-info to schedule the UD Capture system to begin recording at the start time that you request..

 

Then, just show up at the room at the designated time and your lectures and computer presentations will be automatically recorded.