MIT Audiovisual Services has moved from the Division of Student Life and is now part of Information Systems and Technology.
On-campus audiovisual consultation, design, integration, and project/subcontractor management.
MIT Audiovisual Services has moved from the Division of Student Life and is now part of Information Systems and Technology.
IS&T provides an on-campus audio studio and editing room outfitted with a professional-grade vocal booth. The studio may be used to record interviews or conversations in-person, over the phone, or via the web.
Post-production services ensure that your media is professionally captured, edited, and finalized for publication.
MIT Audiovisual Services has moved from the Division of Student Life and is now part of Information Systems and Technology.
IS&T’s AV Services will transfer departmental recordings, archives, and personal media to common digital formats, delivered for download from a convenient cloud-based platform.
Note: AV Services is not responsible for any damage to original media that may occur during the digitization process.
MIT Audiovisual Services has moved from the Division of Student Life and is now part of Information Systems and Technology.
Digital Signage lets you display a variety of media: presentation slides, web pages, live feeds, images, and wayfinding applications. It may also be integrated with the MIT Alert emergency notification system.
MIT Audiovisual Services has moved from the Division of Student Life and is now part of Information Systems and Technology.
IS&T provides audiovisual technicians for the operation of AV systems and components for events on campus.
MIT Audiovisual Services has moved from the Division of Student Life and is now part of Information Systems and Technology.
IS&T provides audiovisual technicians for the operation of classroom AV systems and components to support MIT courses.
IS&T has equipped a set of classrooms for automated, unattended video and audio recording of lectures that appear on the MIT Subject Listing and Schedule and are enrolled in this program.
Virtual Computer Labs are available to faculty, instructors, and Department, Lab, and Center (DLC) IT support providers for deployment as virtual Athena Ubuntu 18.0.4 or Windows 10 machines for an MIT class of up to 100 students for the duration of a single academic term.
NOTE: This service is in beta. Virtual Labs will be provisioned on a first come first served basis. During this beta period, IS&T may not be able to accommodate all requests immediately if demand exceeds expectations.
Explain Everything Whiteboard is a feature-rich digital whiteboard app for tablets and web browsers.
Licensing
MIT primarily uses the Canvas platform for learning and course management.
