Production Services
Services available:
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Copy stand slides
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Computer generated
slides
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Desktop publishing
including layout, design, illustration, and graphics
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Instructional design
services
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Overhead transparencies
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Photography
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Posters, signage and
displays
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Sound/slide shows
including multi-image, multi-projector
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Video and audio
duplication
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Video and audio taping
for documentation or evaluation
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Video production for
instruction or broadcast
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Web consultation and
design
How to Request
Multimedia Production Services
Instructional Communications will consult with
you on an individual basis to produce materials to suit
your needs. Working with you to plan the objectives,
timetable and budget, Multimedia Services can develop
the instructional package for your classroom, research
or presentation needs. All production services are
charged back to a department or grant account number.
- Always complete the
Multimedia
Production Request Form including your name,
dept., account number, and due date the type of media
you want, the date needed and your account number. At
any time you can consult directly with one of the
Multimedia Services staff.
- If you are leaving materials always label them
and try to include all materials necessary to produce
your slides, layouts or photographs.
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Allow as
much time as possible. Minimum time for slides from
your written originals is one week. Jobs that are
complex may take longer. The rule of thumb is to
double the amount of time you think it takes. Last
minute requests will be honored when possible. Some
jobs will be sent out of our shop for production,
depending on the process, we must follow the outside
time lines. Video production and Web design take
additional planning at the start and longer to
complete. Remember - Plan ahead and start early.
Instructional Communications now has a
multimedia production station for faculty and students
use. The computer includes a color scanner and printer,
a Zip drive for additional storage, and image design and
editing software. All faculty and students are
encouraged to create their own multimedia productions. |
