Make an appointment for a consultation with one of the TLC instructors. Projects which require a large demand on TLC resources are ranked via a proposal process. TLC selects and ranks the projects with the TLC Director. If training is necessary, either group or individual training is scheduled and conducted. Production schedule is established.
Faculty member develops prototype of materials.
The TLC can record and capture audio for use in a compressed video, narration, button feedback, etc. Audio can also be streamed, resourced on a CD, but almost never stored or accessed from a floppy disk. Due to the current state of technology, it is still more practical to store large audio and video files on a CD to speed access time for viewers, and to prevent copyright infringement. Additionally, CDs provide a suitable medium to store large amounts of picture and document files, etc., which reduces computer hard drive storage problems. Though we can master CDs, we don't mass produce them.