Multimedia for the Classroom

Creating Multimedia for the classroom

The Rita E. and Gustave M. Hauser Digital Teaching & Learning Studio  is a state-of-the-art video capture studio located inside Widener Library.  It serves both as a high-tech production facility and as a training ground for faculty from around the University who want to experiment with new approaches to further integrate the digital age into their teaching.

There are a number of groups around campus which may be available help you to produce and edit instructional video for faculty.  These include:

• Division of Continuing Education Computer Facility 
• Faculty of Arts & Sciences Instructional Media Services (Media & Technology Services and the Media Production Center) 
• Harvard Business School: More information available on HBS Intranet
• Graduate School of Design Presentation Services through Computer Resources
• Harvard Graduate School of Education Academic Technologies through Media Services
• Harvard Kennedy School Media Services
• Harvard Law School Media Services
• Harvard Medical School Media Services
• Harvard School of Public Health Department of Information Technology, Media Services

If you or a member of your team would like to learn post-production skills, the Derek Bok Center for Teaching & Learning offers courses and workshops in digital literacy.  All Harvard faculty, staff and students also have access to Lynda.com which offers online video tutorials that teach basic video editing skills.