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Instructional Media Services offers assistance in gathering, manipulating, and disseminating audio and video.
Media duplication and format conversion
Services for faculty and staff include:
- Videotape and audiotape duplication
- Digitization and format conversion (excluding PAL and SECAM)
- Videotaping programs from satellite feed
Please note the following restrictions:
- The user (faculty or staff member) must assume responsibility to use the materials in accordance with the federal fair-use copyright guidelines http://www.copyright.iupui.edu/index.htm.
- Media Services reserves the right to review and question the legality of any requests concerning the reproduction of copyrighted materials.
- No materials from video rental stores, the Indiana University Film/Video Library, other Indiana University libraries or other film/video libraries may be copied.
- Large or unusual orders are subject to the approval of the director of IMS.
- The user provides the blank tape stock.
- Duplication services are restricted to official University business.
Recording Services
IMS provides a basic recording service for archival purposes, such as campus events, lectures, in-class role-playing, and teaching evaluations. IMS delivers and sets up the recording equipment, but typically does not provide a technician to operate the equipment. For more complex recording, see "video production" below.
Video Production
IMS provides consultation on the development of video projects, including project proposals and production planning. Additionally, IMS is able to produce a small number of productions each semester. For more information, please contact Jim Yocom at ext. 4806.
Podcasting Assistance
IMS can offer assistance in the design and production of podcasts.
Services for faculty and staff include:
- Production planning
- Recording and editing service
- Checkout of peripheral equipment such as microphones
- Consultation on equipment purchases related to podcasting
- Creative consultation
Instructional Media Developmental Grants
Deadline for 2009 proposals: November 3. 2008
Introduction
Instructional Media Services, a department within the Library and under the auspices of Academic Affairs, is pleased to announce the Instructional Media Development Grant program. These grants are designed to support undergraduate and graduate instruction on the South Bend campus through the development of professional audio and video productions, which are distinct from normal and routine IMS responsibilities in scope, required skills, and production values. Though no salary is provided through this program, the grant will provide all labor, production facilities, and supplies - except in the case of travel or extraordinary material costs.
Video or audio programs produced through these grants must be used in the classroom to improve or to enhance applicants' courses. Specifically, we are looking for projects that fill a particular instructional need, projects that solve a pedagogical problem or problems for a faculty member, a department, or a school.
Faculty members who receive grants should expect to fully collaborate with the Instructional Media Services staff in developing, scripting and producing video and audio programs. The staff can provide expert advice and assistance in the production of professional quality videotapes, DVDs, CDs. and multimedia projects, and may collaborate with other units at IUSB in producing web-based presentations.
A maximum of two projects will be supported during the 2008/2009 academic year. Grants will be awarded by December 15, 2008 on the recommendation of the UCET/IMS grant committee. Project planning typically occurs during the spring semester, and have a completion date of August 31, 2009.
The project guidelines, application form and instructions may be downloaded from this site as a Word document. Interested faculty should arrange for an initial consultation session with Jim Yocom, proposal coordinator for IMS.
IMS media support services
Instructional Media Services also provides a wide range of media support services outside the grant program, including videotaping service, video and audio tape duplication, and complete scripting and consultation services.
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