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Digital Media Lab

Welcome to the Digital Media Lab

The Digital Media Lab - located on the main floor of the Swisher Library - is home to a One Button Studio and podcasting space. The One Button Studio is an automated video studio that can provide high-quality video recordings without previous A/V experience. Lighting, audio, and video equipment are already in place, so no set-up is required. Along with having video capability, a two-station podcast/audio recording workstation is also available to record live audio segments and narrations. 

How to Use the Digital Media Lab

Before Reserving the Lab

Before reserving the Digital Media Lab, users are encouraged to review documentation about the technology in the space. Users must also read and abide by the Lab's policies.


What to Bring to the Lab

Users must bring a USB drive to save presentations to.

 

How to Reserve the Lab

Reservations must be made 24 hours in advance. Walk-ins are welcome but Reservations have priority.

Users can book the Lab for up to two hours per session. 

Visit the Library’s Circulation Desk and show the library employee your reservation. The library employee will unlock the Lab.

Policies

  • Reservations must be made 24 hours in advance.  If not, your reservation will be canceled.
  • Up to four users are allowed in the Lab at one time.
  • When finished with the Lab, please remove all personal belongings.
  • No covering is to be placed over the room windows.
  • Furniture is not to be moved in or out of the Lab except by authorized staff.
  • The user who reserves the Lab assumes full responsibility for loss or damage to any equipment, furniture, and other items in the Lab.
  • Food and beverages are not allowed in the Digital Media Lab.
  • The use of the Digital Media Lab is for educational purposes only.

Lab Hours and Support

Lab Hours
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Support
Call Academic Technology at 904-256-7527 or 904-256-7269

 

The Digital Media Lab was made possible through funding from the Florida EPIC Program at Jacksonville University