The Dively and Wolstein building have an inventory of Audio Visual equipment that can be used when teaching. Some loaner inventory can be delivered to both buildings (wireless mouse, projector carts, etc.) Items like the portable video conferencing unit cannot.

First, you will need to provide a sound system and microphone (preferably a lapel mike) for our presenter. Second, our presenters use their own laptop computers to show a presentation which is very important to the success of the seminar. You will need to provide a screen, and in some cases, a projector. Our presenters can also plug their computers into the church’s fixed projection system as long as they are able to keep their computer near enough so that they can operate it.

Yes! Overhead projectors, VCR's, and projectors, that run off of a PC for uses with programs such as MS PowerPoint, are available. All of these are limited in availability and require prior reservation at the front desk. Please try to reserve these machines early, as the demand is high. Please cooperate with other faculty.

Call the CET at 273-7913 to reserve equipment or call 273-2342 to speak to the manager, Don Perry. Equipment also can be checked out of Room 113 in the lower level of the CET Building. Please call ahead to make sure the equipment is available. ITS will deliver equipment to the department office only, if the instructor calls ahead of time. In addition, the Library has laptop computers that are available for checkout to faculty.

no charge you have access to our microphone and podium, a 6'x6' screen, floor easels, and any display tables that you may need.

We have an overhead projector that one can borrow for one week with a library card in good standing. We have no other equipment to lend out. If you are using the Meeting Rooms and require equipment please ask the Circulation Desk for more information. We require a $10 deposit that is refunded upon return.

LCD projector and screen will be provided for symposia. All other equipment, including laptop computers, must be supplied by presenters. No audio visual equipment or setup will be permitted for poster presentations.

If the class is on the South Charleston campus or at a remote site, contact Will James at 746-1918. If the class is located at our Beckley facility call 252-0719

MBDi will provide you with a detailed audio-visual equipment request and discuss this with you prior to the event. In addition to a great audience, our speakers typically need an LCD projector and screen, a Lavaliere microphone (preferably wireless), an audio connection to connect to his or her PC, and if available, a CD player and/or music stand. That’s it!

Presentation Services Audio Visual (PSAV) is the preferred in house provider of audio-visual equipment and the exclusive provider of labor. To arrange for audio-visual equipment please contact Presentation Services Audio Visual (PSAV) at 609-449-2474 or e-mail them at ccirignano@psav.com.

All A/V equipment and services can be requested on the Room Request form within the SPO*TS online system. Standard A/V equipment, such as an LCD projector, is no charge to UPHS departments in SPO managed public spaces between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. Production services, such as videotaping or ISDN Video Conference, require a dedicated technician and incur hourly charges and related fees.

Yes, there is a variety of equipment including lcds, video cameras, slide projectors, etc. Call the Media Desk for more information at ext. 3810. The Audio/Visual Department is located on the second floor in back of the computer lab. The Media Desk is available for assistance.

There will be a computer with a 3 1/2" floppy drive and CD Rom connected to an LCD Projector (Beamer, 1024 X 768 Resolution). MS PowerPoint and Adobe Reader will be installed on the computer.

We dvd every meeting, in fact right after the meeting, you can bring back the DVD on the same day. On request, we can have laptop and projector for PowerPoint presentations.

With the ease of use of today's software, most staff are able to use Microsoft PowerPoint to create basic presentations. However, a staff members main job description might not include creating high end visual presentations, speaker support presentations, or sales presentations. The presentation that they put together may not have a very professional feel or take on a simplistic and straight forward approach.

No Audio Visual loaner equipment cannot be checked out overnight without prior written permission from the Manager of Classroom Technology and Facilities..

If it is your first class, Panther Gym will provide you a pair of loaner gloves. If you continue to take classes, you will need to purchase your own equipment. Gloves are also provided for customers who pay for drop-in classes. For sparring workshop, a very limited supply of headgear may be available but you are advised to provide your own headgear. You must have your own 16oz sparring gloves and they must be in good condition.

The library gratefully accepts donations of books and audio-visual materials. Donations are reviewed by library staff and are either added to the library's collection or offered for sale at the Library Book Sale, generally held in the spring. Proceeds from the book sales are used to support the collections and services of the library. Gifts may be dropped off at any time at the library's Technical Processing Department.

Occasionally, students may need to use equipment for classroom presentations, such as laptop computers or LCD projectors. This equipment is available for student use by reservation only and on a first-come, first served basis, due to limited supply. Items we offer include laptop computers, LCD projectors, televisions, VCRS and DVD players, CD and tape players, flipcharts and overhead projectors.

Yes. Once you submit the Information Session request form within TartanTrak, you will be contacted be an event planner from the Conference and Event Services Office. They will assist you with everything from parking to audio/visual equipment, from pizza to ice cream bars. The Career Center can hang up to 35 posters for you. Please mail them AT LEAST 10 DAYS BEFORE YOUR EVENT to:

McCormick Place can provide a sound system and microphones. If you have other needs, we suggest that you go to the Chicago Convention and Tourism website (www.choosechicago.com) and review the listing of members and partners that provide many services to planners.

We have a wide variety of state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment and services. There are charges for the technician labor, not the amount of audio-visual equipment requested.

If you are presenting for a PPPM class, PPPM Department has two LCD projectors with PC laptops available specifically for PPPM student presentations or faculty teaching use in our own classes and special events. Please come by or call Zudegi in the Dept. Office to reserve this equipment (room 119, 346-3635). If you are presenting for a CPW or other CSC project, the CSC has projectors and laptops for checkout. See Linda White in Room 111 (346-3889).

We offer a wide variety of state-of-the-art A/V equipment including: computer/data projectors, 35mm slide and overhead projectors, lecture sound systems, 6' screens, televisions. For more information about renting audio visual equipment see our A/V Tech Services page.

Here are some examples of extra equipment that can be booked. If a piece of equipment is needed, and does not appear below, it doesn’t mean it is unavailable – just ask!: Equipment for musical performances (including amplification system) cannot be supplied by IITS Cinemas, or by the IITS Equipment Depot. We can recommend an external rental company for this purpose.

UT students, faculty and staff may check out audio/visual equipment for UT school activities and projects. However, you must book ahead to ensure you can get equipment for the date needed. Call the Media Services Desk at ext. 3810.

See the computer lab consultants in 211C or downstairs in the SAP Enterprise Lab for reservations. Equipment must be reserved a minimum of 24 hours in advance of use.