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iMovie
Making your own movies for use in the classroom and beyond is easy, once you understand the user-friendly operation of this Apple software.

Final Cut Pro
If iMovie doesn’t give you the kind of flexibility or power you crave for your video projects, take a step up to Apple’s Professional Video Editing application.

iTunes
You don’t have to have an iPod to take advantage of Apple’s iTunes.  Listen to the radio on your computer, listen to songs from your CD library, subscribe to radio shows we can’t receive in Des Moines.  And, burn custom CDs, too!

Podcasting
What is this new phenomenon?  How can you listen to podcasts?  How can you make podcasts?  And, how can you apply them in the classroom?

Audio and Video Streaming
Audio and Video can be streamed in a number of different ways, right here on campus, and we can show you how.

Using Electronic Classroom Standardization Controls
Drake is working to make every classroom operate in the same manner.  Learn about the new devices being installed in all new electronic classrooms.

Electronic Classroom Multimedia Devices
Maybe you aren’t using classroom technology because you don’t know how to turn it on…or you’re afraid you’ll break it.  This session will give you the confidence you need to use the devices in your room.

Electronic Classroom External Devices
A piece of equipment you need isn’t included in your electronic classroom – you’re out of luck, right?  WRONG!  Almost any piece of gear can be used in an electronic classroom and we’ll show you how.

Planning an event requiring presentation and multimedia technology
PowerPoint, video, sound reinforcement, background music…what do you need at your event?  Whatever it is, DTC can help.

LCD projectors and laptops
In the classroom, the boardroom or on the road, LCD projectors and laptops are flexible tools.  Learn how to use and care for these powerful devices.

DVD/VCR Checkout and operations
Learn how to check-out, connect and operate DTC DVD & VCR players.

Digital Video Cameras
Sony Digital-8 Videocameras are available for check-out from DTC

Digital Still Cameras
DTC offers digital Still Cameras for check-out by faculty and staff.  In this session you will learn how to take pictures and connect to your computer, so you can download photos with the program of your choice.

iPhoto
If you are working on a Mac, chances are iPhoto is, or will be, the program of your choice to download, adjust, format and print/e-mail your digital photos.

Photoshop Elements for Windows
If you are working in Windows, this program gives you great flexibility in adjusting and sharing your digital photos, without being too complicated.

Photoshop for Mac & Windows
This powerful program is many things to many people.  We will help you get comfortable with the program so you can discover what it means for you.

PowerPoint Basics
Building a computer-based presentation isn’t hard, once you understand how the software works.  Take a tour of this popular program, and learn some tips along the way.

PowerPoint with MultiMedia
You will discover that incorporating pictures, graphics audio and movies in your presentations is almost easier than creating the text!

Using the DTC Website
It’s not surprising that a technology department uses the web to provide a variety of services and resources – we’ll show you what’s available and how to access it.

Using DTC A/V Reserve and Set-Up
Speaking of the DTC Website, everything you need to know about A/V Reserve and Set-Up, including request forms, is available on the web. Learn all about it during this session.

Using DTC production and engineering services
What can DTC do for you?  Everything from creating a television program to building a closed-circuit television system.  Whether your needs are basic or complex, talk to us first.

The Citrix Desktop Environment
A demonstration of "What is a Citrix Enviroment" and how it differs from a standard Windows or Mac desktop. We will also cover the advantages and guidelines of this system.

Understanding Digital Media Files and Formats
It seems like a new digital file format is born everyday.  And their names always look like alphabet soup.  But, you will discover that each has a purpose.

Converting Audio Cassettes and LPs to mp3/digital formats
Creating a digital archive or back-up copies of aging audio tapes and LPs is smart, especially if the material is sensitive or one-of-a-kind.  Let us help you work through the process.

Converting Video to digital formats
Video isn’t just for use in a VCR anymore.  Learn how to convert video to a variety of digital formats, for use on computers, streaming, archiving, the list goes on!

Transitioning from traditional classroom tools to Electronic Classroom devices 
Not sure how all of those fancy devices in your classroom can help you teach your class?  We can help you answer that question.

Burnable and Re-writable media, and external storage devices
Oh, for the days of the standard floppy drive!  There are many types of DVDs, CDs, flash drives, memory cards, and so…find out which is best for your situation.

Using Apple Computer Devices when you're a Windows User
If you think apples and macintoshes are only for eating, this session is for you!

Using Windows Computer Devices when you're a Mac User
If “C” drives, “Recycling Bins,” and “My Computer” pulldowns have you baffled, this session is for you!

Using DTC's portable, wireless, computer lab
9 laptops, a cart and a portable, wireless network…who says you can’t take it with you!

Website Basics: Website management & building initial pages
Making a website can be so much fun, but you need to know where to start.  This session will help you get off the ground. Learn how to start, structure and maintain your site.

Website Advanced: Using multimedia in your website
So, you have a website, but you want to add some goodies!  Video, audio, graphics…they can help take your website to the next level.

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