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Media Services Meeting Needs of Faculty and Students at Yale

Striving to provide faculty and students with opportunities to utilize media and new technologies in the classroom, Media Services has been moving forward at an incredible pace and converting many of their services to digital. Across campus, technology classrooms are being upgraded to provide faculty with more ways to use multimedia to enhance their teaching.

Media Services boasts a Video Services department whose broadcast-quality video capture of Yale's graduation proceedings was utilized by many of the major broadcast and cable networks. Go to http://www.yale.edu/opa/news/commencement.html to view the footage. Services include video capture, video duplication and media conversion, analog and digital editing, special projects production and consulting.

Media Service's Photography department has increased its digital imaging capabilities. The acquisition of new cameras, scanners and a wide-format printer that can produce poster-quality prints adds to the photo department's wide range of services. Traditional photography services are offered as well as an increasing number of digital image services including capture, image media conversion, digital image tuning and more.

The soon-to-open new Self-Service lab at Media Services has equipment and space for do-it-yourself conversion of analog, digital and film media. Plans are underway to add scanning and digital video editing stations for Yale community use in additional locations around campus. Classroom Services offers equipment and support for on-campus classes and special events with delivery coordination, operation and basic training for media technologies available on campus.

The laptop support services at MS rents new Dell PC and Apple Powerbook laptop computers. Several IBM PC laptop computers are also available at no cost to appropriate faculty for classroom use in scheduled courses. Visit http://www.yale.edu/ms.