Liberal Arts ITS can provide multimedia, web, and application
development for courseware delivered via the web, CD/DVD, and other methods.
Liberal Arts ITS employs professional programmers, graphic artists, and audio/video
specialists who can assist with the development of multimedia course materials
and websites.
Several different technologies and delivery methods can be developed depending
on the needs of a particular project. These include, but are not limited to
the following:
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Online Audio (MP3, Real)
and Video (Quicktime, Real, MPEG) |
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Multimedia (Flash, Director,
Shockwave) |
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Graphic Design |
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Website Design |
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Web Hosting |
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Scanning and Media Acquisition |
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Databases |
(See Courses/Websites for
a list of previously developed projects.)
Walk-in Assistance
For small projects we provide the following assistance
on a first-come, first-served basis. Please contact the appropriate person
to discuss your project.
Website design and development
Gary Dickerson, 471-0343, MEZ 2.302J
Audio recording, digitizing, editing, and serving of web-based audio
Mike Heidenreich, 471-0025 MEZ 1.116
Video shooting, editing, and serving of web-based video
Daniel Garza, 232-5186, MEZ 2.302J
Kevin West, 232-6583, MEZ 2.302F
Scanning, editing, and serving of web-based images
Carrie Wells, 471-3702, MEZ 2.302
Large Development Projects (Liberal Arts Instructional
Technology Grants)
The College of Liberal Arts conducts a competitive
proposal process once a year for large course development projects. A call
for proposals is issued to all Liberal Arts departments and faculty early
in the Spring Semester. Proposals are reviewed by a faculty committee, and
the results are announced before the end of the Spring Semester. Awarded funding
and developmental assistance is available to the grantees at the beginning
of the following Fall Semester. (See Grants and
Funding for more details.)
