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RELATED UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO RESOURCES:
Libraries, IT, Media Services, Classrooms

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
Libraries home page: ucblibraries.colorado.edu
Chinook online catalog: libraries.colorado.edu


Art and Architecture Collection
The Art & Architecture Collection -- located within Norlin Library -- houses one of the most comprehensive art collections in the West. Its resources support the educational and research goals of the Department of Art and Art History and of the College of Architecture and Planning (Boulder campus), the academic community at large, as well as the general public. The Art and Architecture Librarian, Jennifer Parker, provides invaluable research assistance to faculty and students from a range of disciplines.

Media Library (now integrating with other library departments)
As part of an ongoing effort to consolidate and improve services, as of July 2, 2007, access to the Libraries audiovisual and microform collections and services has moved to the main Access Services circulation desk on the first floor of Norlin Library.

Requests for duplication of audiovisual media are accepted at the Access Services circulation desk.

To access media collections or request access to the video viewing rooms, please visit the Norlin Circulation Desk on the first floor.

Microform reader/printers have been relocated to the Periodicals Room on the 2nd floor of Norlin Library.

All media course reserve and e-reserve operations have been moved to Access Services. Faculty and students should deliver and access media reserve items at the main circulation desk.

As some non-reserve media collections will be moved to an off-site location, patrons are encouraged to place requests at least 2-3 days in advance.

UCB faculty may submit Instructional Video/DVD Purchase Requests twice a year.

Classrooms in Norlin:
ucblibraries.colorado.edu/about/classrooms.htm

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

IT Service Center
Contact the IT Service Center for assistance with hardware and software. Laptops my be taken to the IT Service Center for general assistance. They are located on the first floor of the Telecom building, just north of the Euclid parking garage and east of the Sibell Wolle Fine Arts Building.

IT Service Center
(303) 735-HELP
help@spot.colorado.edu

Technology coordinators work with faculty to identify promising technologies, and to help faculty use and develop those technologies in their teaching, research, and creative work. For example, technology coordinators might help faculty use electronic whiteboards, projection systems, digital cameras, or web pages.

ITS Media Services:
www.colorado.edu/its/facultystaff/media.html

Audio & Video - Production, editing, taping, duplication, video library
Conferencing - Audio, video, satellite services
Technology Classrooms - VCRs, projectors, Internet connections, computers in classrooms and lecture halls
TV, Satellite, Campus Cable - Special programming, distribution

Digital Media Services Center
Located in Room 301 of the ATLAS Building, ITS Digital Media Services is a facility staffed by experts in which faculty and teaching assistants can edit and develop digital images, video, and multimedia content. Source materials such as graphics, audio, video and animation can be digitized, edited, and authored for delivery via DVD, CD, and the Internet. Additionally, assistance in using digital graphics and video software is available. There is no charge for use of the facility (or for a limited amount of consultation) if the work is associated with teaching or research on the Boulder campus. Please call 303-492-2672 or 5-HELP (303-735-4357) for an appointment.

ITS Educational Technology and Facilities Support:
Educational Technology and Facilities Support maintains media-equipped classrooms on campus, as well as . Call 5-HELP for equipment access and training in Fleming rooms 155 ("the Courtroom") and 104 (see VRC for assistance with slide projectors in these rooms) and all other media classrooms on campus.