The Learning Technology Lab can help you move all types of analog materials into the digital domain:

• Images - photograph, slide, overhead transparency, magazine illustration
   
• Audio - music, voice, or other sound recorded on vinyl (LP), CD, audiocassette, or videocassette
   
• Video - VHS, Hi-8, or DVD
   
• Text - from a book, article, or handout

To learn more, request a consultation.

After the materials are digiitzed, you can use them in a wide variety of ways, including:

1. Post public domain images on a public web site
2. Save text materials that meet fair use guidelines in a space that is restricted to your class, such as a WebCT course or a courseware folder
3. Burn audio and image files onto a CD* for classroom presentations
4. Compile a series of video clips on a DVD* that is indexed for easy retrieval

*without copyright release, multiple copies of CDs and DVDs usually can't be made for distribution to students.

Learning Technology Lab
350 DeBartolo Hall

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Last Modified August 22, 2003