| Just imagine:
- Hearing a Nobel Prize winner give a lecture on a subject you
teach
- Presenting your research to an audience in another country
- Inviting an expert to give a guest lecture for your class
- Watching a live performance of Romeo and Juliet right after
your students finished reading and analyzing the play
Now imagine everything listed above-but never having to leave campus
to do it. Streaming Media, the process of transmitting compressed
audio and video files via the Internet, makes these scenarios-and
others like them-possible.
For the University of Maryland community, new Streaming Media capability
means expanded opportunities with more convenience. Faculty can
broadcast their lectures live via the Internet-and even archive
them for later viewing. Classes could be taught to students in other
countries-without ever leaving the College Park campus. Prospective
students could see the beauty of campus captured with a webcam-all
by clicking their mouse.
The Office of Information Technology offers:
- Consulting services
- Compression technology
- Server space to send and store streaming media files to interested
faculty, students and staff
|
Academic
Use
Instructors who wish to incorporate streaming media into their curriculum |
| General
Use
Departments, colleges, and others affiliated with the University
who wish to promote, profile, publicize, or advance the agenda of
their organizations |