To request that lectures be recorded for current or future use, choose one of the following:

• Submit a form to request lectures be recorded
• Alternately, email the CIT Help Desk or call them at 716-645-3542

After the initial order is placed a Network and Classroom Services (NCS) staff member will contact you.

Most video recordings require use of a room outfitted with approprite technology and a Student Assistant to operate the equipment. Sufficient advance notice is therefore required when requesting video recording services. Rooms are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.

• Fall and Spring Semesters: Book recordings at the same time classes are being seated for the semester.
• Summer Sessions: Book recordings in early December if students will be attending regularly scheduled recordings; Book in early March if you will teach to an empty room and have more flexibility in when and where you record.
  

Audio Only recording captures sound from microphones, classroom computers, and DVD players. Files are uploaded to the streaming server late in the evening and are available for use shortly thereafter.

Audio only service is available in these centrally scheduled classrooms:

Cooke 121
Crosby 301
Davis 101
Diefendorf 002, 146, 147, 148, 203
Fillmore 170
Hochstetter 114
Kapoor 125, 190
Kimball 111, 125
Knox 004, 014, 020, 104, 109, 110
Norton 112
NSC 201, 205, 210, 215, 216, 218, 220, 222, 225, 228
Talbert 107
Wende 114

And in the following departmental classrooms:

Clemens 120
Farber G-26, 144, 150 (Butler Auditorium)

Enhanced Audio recording captures sound from microphones along with frame-grabbed video of any visual materials shown on the projector (e.g. laptop, Wolf Visualizer or classroom computer). Files are uploaded to the streaming server late in the evening and are available for use shortly thereafer.

Enhanced audio is available in these centrally scheduled classrooms:

Diefendorf 146, 147, 148 and 203
Clemens 120
Knox 14 and 20
Norton 112
NSC 201, 215 and 225

Video recording (rich-media) captures full motion video of the instructor side-by-side with timed, higher quality “snapshots” of any visual materials shown on the projector. (e.g. laptop, Wolf Visualizer, or classroom computer). A student technician is present to manage camera operation and recording.

Files are uploaded to the streaming server shortly after recording. Depending on the use and the instructor’s preference the links can be added to UBlearns via a Video Access page or they can be sent to the instructor via email to distribute as desired.

Video recording is available in these centrally scheduled classrooms:

Diefendorf 146, 147, 148

And also available in the following Natural Sciences Complex or departmental classrooms:

Baldy 200-G
Bell 340-C
Jacobs 106
Farber G-26, 144, 150 (Butler Auditorium)

Video recording (“broadcast” style) captures video and audio in a style similar to a “talk show”. Full motion video of the instructor is switched with full motion video of the visual materials at the appropriate times. A student technician is present to manage the switching, camera operation and recording.

Files are uploaded to the streaming server shortly after recording. Depending on the use and the instructor’s preference the links can be added to UBlearns via a Video Access page or they can be sent to the instructor via email to distribute as desired.

Broadcast style video recording is available in the following Natural Sciences Complex or departmental rooms:

Baldy 200-G, 340-C
Jacobs 106