Program
slates are also created, along with diagrams, charts, maps,
scanned images, logos and more. Flyers, brochures and other
printed materials are also produced in support of the distance
education course schedule and for course materials.
Another facet of the graphics production is this Distance
Education Technologies web site and other web graphics
and HTML authoring in support of the distance education effort.
Some
distance education instructors have their own web sites to
supplement their courses, both for distance education students
and for
their on-campus students at NCSSM.
Web-based offerings are expanding and under development. The
animations, diagrams, photos and other graphics materials for
these courses
are also designed and produced by the graphics team. Much of
this work is available on the T.I.G.E.R.
site, as well as the NCSSM Chemistry Department's C.O.R.E.
site.
Two high-end non-linear video editing
systems provides the capability
to edit video segments and demonstrations
for instructors to use in class.
This allows teachers to prepare
and present materials, such as
certain chemistry experiments or
field observations, which are not
feasible or safe to do in the studio
setting. This editing studio also
produces streaming media from video
for use in web-based courses and other
distance learning applications. |
