Digital Media Center supports teaching and research
The Digital Media Center (formerly known as the Biology New Media Center) is a campus resource supporting the use of digital media in teaching and research for faculty, staff, and graduate students. There is equipment there for free loan, work stations, and best of all, trained staff who can help you.
The DMC is open 8:30a to 7:00p Monday – Thursday and 8:30a to 5:00p on Fridays. Assistance is provided at no cost, except for consumable materials. You can call for an appointment (265-4817). You may also walk in, but appointments help make sure the resources you need are available. We are located in Room 3130 of the Genetics/Biotechnology Center at 425 Henry Mall.
For more detailed information, please visit http://www.doit.wisc.edu/digital_media_center/
DMC SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT
Receive free consultations on projects involving
- Audio and video editing
- Learn@UW
- Graphics and scanning (great tips on Illustrator for making posters)
- Podcasting
- DVD creation
- Presentation technology
- 3D scanning
- And more (I use their two-side, multiple page scanner to make quick pdf’s often.)
- Printing and duplication services (may include consumable costs)
- Wide format printing
- 3D printing
- CD/DVD duplication
- Video and Slide digitization
- eTeach production
Computer classroom
- Free for campus use (timetable courses have priority)
- Macintosh and Windows OS
- Video conferencing
Equipment for loan (Free)
- Video cameras (HD and standard definition) and lighting kits
- Projectors
- Windows and Macintosh laptops
- Digital camera
- Digital audio recorders
- High quality wired and wireless microphones