MIDS: The Multimedia Instructional Development Studio
 MIDS is a drop-in lab for faculty and staff. It is
on the west side of 6th floor of the library (Building
25).
Things you'll find in MIDS
- 3 multimedia PCs and a Macintosh G5
- The latest versions of multimedia software like Flash and
Photoshop
- Audio and video production software
- A color laser printer and a large-format plotter
- 2 flatbed scanners with Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for
converting to editable text
- 1 slide scanner
- USB drive and memory card readers
- DVD drives
- CD rom read and write drives
Each workstation has a large desk you can use to spread out your
work, and there is a central committee table where you can meet a team
of people to work.
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Consultants are a phone call away
Instructional Designers:
Marc Lentini (x3778)
Janice Adams (x3650)
Jeff Ward (faculty-in-residence x3354)
Media Producers:
Bob Hier (x3136)
Chad Russell (x3980)
About Instructional Design
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Screen-capture Video Demos
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Blackboard help - adding tests, setting up discussion
forums, linking to flightline, the student orientation video,
and more |
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Highline Technology help - configuring the spam filter,
setting up a VPN connection, using Outlook, and more |
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Instructional Computing Help Desk
Check out media equipment & assistance with MIDS computers
ichelp (x4880)
http://flightline.highline.edu/ic
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Drop in any time the library is open
The room is not available for scheduling, so that we can maintain
open, drop-in access. Library hours:
http://library.highline.edu/home/hours.php
Last updated:
September 03, 2009
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