Tag: recording
Inexpensive Audio Equipment for Recording Interviews/Lectures etc.
You’ve recorded an interview using your consumer camcorder. Looks fine, but the audio sounds awful….in fact it’s unusable…you can’t hear anything your interviewee is saying. Whats the answer? Connect a “proper” microphone to your Camcorder and record the audio using that. There’s a catch, though. Most microphones hook up to recording equipment using a balanced [...]
Future of Video in Education
The New Media Consortium in conjunction with Kaltura Inspire is hosting a free webinar for educators and technology enthusists on the “Future of Video in Education.” Tuesday, January 26th, at 2:00 pm EST If you are interested in attending, you must preregister by following this link where you will receive a personalized link to use to [...]
Ask IT Q&A with Leatrice Mendelson on Museum Podcasts
“Ask IT” Question: I would like to know how to configure a walking tour with an i pod through the metropolitan museum. It would be similar to the headphone type of guide that the Museum provides but would be geared to FIT students who wish to go independently because they are not able to go [...]
Final Cut Pro Studio Workstation Added by the TDT
Studio D203 is open for business and all faculty and staff are welcome to come give this state-of-the-art multimedia workstation a test drive. This private room with sound proofed studio walls is fully equipped with a 2×2 Mac Dual-Core Intel Xeon computer, Sony DV deck with monitor and surround sound speakers. The workstation is loaded [...]
Faculty Highlight: Capture Software in The Academic Computing Center
More than ever, faculty are challenged to keep up with the ever-increasing number of students who move through life on a wave of digital imagery. Fortunately, all over the world, tools like Camtasia Studio and SnapZ pro are becoming more and more prevalent in higher education. These software applications allow users to capture a computer [...]
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