Because the multimedia development lab is so small, it is not available to classes. Faculty who wish to utilize a lab for their classes should check the IT Computer Labs webpage and submit an IT Computer Lab Scheduling Request . Workshops in the use of the most commonly-used applications are offered each semester. Please refer to our Workshops page for more information. The nonprint collections, which include compact discs, videos, laserdiscs, vinyl recordings, audiocassettes, software, filmstrips and slides, are housed in the Multimedia Center, and are available use in the Center.
Playback stations are available for individual and group use.
Most materials may be borrowed for home or class use, as well. See Access for more information about borrowing nonprint materials. Faculty may place nonprint materials needed for their classes on media reserve each semester. Labs Within the SSU Library's Multimedia Center is a small development lab where students may utilize an array of multimedia development software to incorporate text, graphics, video, sound, stills, and slides into their multimedia projects. Digital cameras are available for loan as a part of the service of this lab, and may be checked out at the main service desk.