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Equipment Library

The Office of Distance Learning has video equipment available for faculty to check out when needed for developing online course materials. Faculty must submit the equipment checkout form at the bottom of this page to confirm equipment availability.

Instructional designer Alise Hagan and Technologist Mike Williams are pictured assembling tripods available as part of the Office of Distance Learning equipment library.
Instructional technologist Mike Williams uses the Mevo 3-pack to film a demonstration.

Mevo Start 3-Pack

Stream or record from multiple angles in 1080p HD resolution while controlling everything from your smartphone or tablet. Each camera can also be used individually. Use for live-streaming video to YouTube and social media or individually recording live-action from multiple angles.

Renee Fiser uses her cell phone to record remotely using the Ricoh Theta SC2 360 Camera.

Ricoh Theta SC2 360 Camera

Create 360 videos or images with the Ricoh Theta SC2. This lightweight camera includes a selfie stick and is rechargeable using a USB port. Capable of recording 4K video and is equipped with a shake correction function with up to 3 minutes of recording. Also includes face detection and has night view capabilities.

Francesco Crocco uses the Apexcam action camera to get outdoor footage.

Apexcam 4K 60FPS Action Camera

Take your students on an off-road adventure with the Apexcam action camera. This camera includes a waterproof casing, as well as an extendable selfie-stick and a wide variety of mounts to attach the camera to everything from a tripod, to a bike’s handlebars, to even your forehead! Use for selfie videos, on-location videos, and off-road locations.

Please complete the form below to check out equipment from the Distance Learning Equipment Library.