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CHDD Audio/Visual Equipment
For CHDD faculty and staff.
LCD projectors
| laptop computer | camera
| camcorder | other
campus resources
You may reserve this equipment on-line.
Equipment
check out - click here.
If you have not used the equipment, training
is required prior to use--please contact: Sally
Schuh (Tues - Thurs) 543-5017.
NOTE: CHDD's conference rooms; CD150, CD246, CD301,
CD365 and CD454 have built-in LCD projection systems so there's no need to checkout LCD projectors for those rooms. You may pick-up an equipment cabinet key in room CD399. Please contact Sally
Schuh for equipment training session if you haven't used the equipment before (Tues - Thurs) 543-5017.
This equipment listed below is available for pick up
and return at CD344 unless otherwise noted (CD399 has a key if either room is locked). Make sure you've reserved the equipment on-line before arriving for pick-up.
Equipment
check out - click here.
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NEC
LT260K LCD Projectors (Projector 1 and
Projector 2) A
Multi-purpose portable projector that is designed for easy
set up with ports for up to two data sources, audio sources,
video sources and a remote. The projector is provided with
a convenient travel case. |
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Gateway Laptop Computer (Laptop)
A Windows XP notebook
with Microsoft Office applications installed. Includes a CD burning & DVD combo drive and USB ports; wireless internet. |
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Olympus
C4040 Digital Still Camera (Camera)
CD344
The still digital camera, a 4.1 megapixel
Olympus C-4040, is very easy to use with only a few minutes
of instruction. You may use the "imaging station"
in CD142 to download and edit your images with Adobe Photoshop.
Contact Sally Schuh
if you need additional information. |
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Sony
DVD Handycam® Camcorder CD344
Now you can record directly onto 3-inch DVD-R and DVD-RW at
resolutions comparable to MiniDV. Best of all, the DVD media
can easily be viewed on most current DVD players and PCs,
making playback a snap. You can even capture still JPEG images
up to a maximum resolution of 1152 x 864 thanks to its 1-megapixel
CCD imager. It’s like having both a camcorder and digital
camera in one.
The DCR-DVD201 also includes all of the options you’d
want from a Sony camcorder, such as a Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar®
lens, 10X optical zoom, Super NightShot Plus night recording
system and Super SteadyShot picture stabilization. Best of
all, everything comes in a package that is 29% smaller and
23% lighter than the DCR-DVD200, making it easy to carry wherever
you go.
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To schedule training please contact:
Sally Schuh
(Tuesday - Thursday) 543-5017
Other
campus resources
Classroom Services has
equipment for use in the Health Sciences and other campus buildings:
http://depts.washington.edu/hsasf/crs/index.html
Laptop Loaners for Faculty
UW Seattle faculty are eligible for both
quarterly and short-term equipment loans for their state-supported,
credit-generating classes. Classroom Support Services and the
Office of Undergraduate Education provide 28 Dell laptops and
2 Motion Computing Tablet PCs.
http://www.washington.edu/classroom/computing/loaner.html
Students Can Borrow Digital Equipment
UW Seattle students can borrow a laptop
or other equipment for three days to develop or present a class
project. Select from 64 Dell and 10 Apple laptop computers, 50
Hitachi data/video projectors, 20 Canon miniDV camcorders, 20
Canon digital cameras, and 10 Canon flatbed scanners. Classroom
Support Services and the Office of Undergraduate Education offer
this program with funds from the Student Technology Fee.
http://www.washington.edu/classroom/computing/stfpolicies.html
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