If it is a tape you took, fine. If it is a commercial tape, you will need to acquire broadcast privileges, which is different than purchasing a copy of the tape. The good news is that publishers are often generous with educators in granting this type of permission. Contact Kathy Turek in the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for assistance in getting this set up. I want to give some multiple choice tests and use the computerized grading sheets.
Instructions are also available online in the academic computing web pages.
We have found this to be less and less of a problem over the past few years to the extent that now word processing instruction is generally not available on campus. However, the University Libraries classroom instruction program may be of assistance for applied applications such as doing using the internet for research in your discipline. See the University Libraries section of your Faculty Guide to Teaching .