Learning Media
What We Do
The Learning Media Team supports the creation of engaging and high-quality multimedia to enhance student learning and the Miami experience. Using a variety of professional tools and techniques, we can help faculty engage students – online or in the classroom – and feel more comfortable communicating through video and multimedia. The Media Team provides three levels of multimedia services: course- or program-related, extended services, and special projects.
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Foundational Work
The bulk of our work supports our cohort of instructors in the course design program. These instructional videos have high priority on our schedule.
Extended Services
Extended Services encompass course-level instructional videos for faculty outside of the course design program, including former cohort participants.
Special Projects
Special Projects can include department or program-level video needs, or other opportunities for innovation. This is where we push the envelope with creative projects and aim to create something new.
How We Do It
We use a variety of professional tools and techniques to help faculty engage students through visual storytelling devices. Our seasoned producers help faculty feel comfortable presenting and communicating through video and multimedia.
Green screen studio
A controlled recording environment where you can present in front of any background you choose.
Teleprompter
Prepare your remarks in advance and look into the camera (making eye contact with your audience) while presenting.
Instructional videos with images, slides, and/or graphics
We can add your high quality visuals to the video to emphasize key information.
Whiteboard style
Draw, write, or annotate on the screen while walking students through a topic or problem.
Documentary style
Storytelling through interviews and b-roll footage.
Narrative style
Act out scenes with students, colleagues, or others.
On-location shooting
We can record in the most appropriate place for the topic, whether that is in our studio, your office or lab, outside, or in the community.
Demonstrations and experiments
We can use techniques like extreme slow motion to show how something works.
Timelapse
We are able to show change over time in timelapse videos.
Voiceover and podcasting
Audio storytelling can be a powerful way to convey information to audiences.
Gimbal
We use this professional tool to steady a moving shot, similar to a Steadicam.
Animation
We can use programs like Adobe Character Animator to create animated videos.
Staging
Use your objects, artifacts, or costumes to bring the content to life.
Multiple camera
Utilizing more than one camera angle adds dimension to videos.
Coming Soon
Drone
We will be able to capture birds-eye view footage with our new drone.
Lightboard
You will be able to draw on a piece of glass while facing the camera with this new tool.
Interactive projects
We will be able to create “choose your own adventure” branching activities using programs like Adobe Captivate.
360/VR/AR
We are exploring developing these types of media.