Dylan Shaw, AcITS Media Production Specialist, created a documentary film that was featured in the Bangor Daily News. Read about it here!
Click here to see Tatsuya’s full story on ThisColbyLife.
Video Production/Editing Resources
- Instructional Media Center (Lovejoy 406) Houses a sound recording booth, providing a professional grade audio recording facility. Great for video voiceover.
- Sound recording booth reservations
- AV Equipment Loan Pool
- Storyboard PDF Generator Create customized PDF storyboard templates
- Storyboard That Use pre-made drawings to assemble a storyboard
- Lovejoy 400 houses computers with Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro.
- Pexels Video for high-quality stock videos
- Creative Commons links for CC-licensed music
- Tim Stonesifer Contact to gain access to both of the above sites, to ask about additional Academic ITS Equipment Loan, or to ask for one-on-one additional instruction.
Interested in summer learning? Check out these offerings from Academic ITS!
Looking for WordPress Sessions, click here.
Tips and Tricks: Using Gmail, Google Contacts, and Google Groups Together
Join Academic ITS for a hands-on session to untangle the mysteries of when to use Gmail vs. Google Groups and how Google Contacts works. Come to this session to learn essential tips about using Gmail, Google Contacts, and Google Groups together. You’ll learn about:
- Gmail vs Google Groups
- Creating and managing a Google Group
- Sending a message via Google Groups
- Mail merges
- Using Google Contacts
Date: June 13, 2018
Time: 10-11:15am
Location: Miller Davis Classroom
Please RSVP
Learn Google Forms!
Join Academic ITS to learn all about Google Forms. In this session, you’ll learn how to:
- Create a form
- Add and edit questions
- Share your form with collaborators
- Send or embed your form
- View and analyze responses
Date: July 18, 2018
Time: 10-11am
Location: Miller Davis Classroom
Please RSVP
Can’t wait? To learn about Forms now, click HERE.
Info Session: What is Adobe Creative Cloud and how do I get it?
ITS invites you to an information session about the Adobe Creative Cloud suite of applications.
Colby recently began offering a campus license for Adobe Creative Cloud, which includes many Adobe applications under a subscription model. This resource is available for any Colby-owned faculty, staff, or lab computer. Commonly-used applications in this suite include:
- Adobe Acrobat DC for PDF creation and editing
- Adobe Photoshop for image manipulation
- Adobe InDesign for creating print graphics
- Adobe Premiere for video editing
In this informational session, participants will receive:
- A general overview of Creative Cloud
- A showcase of interesting and popular applications
- Resources for application-specific training
- Instructions for installing Adobe Creative Cloud
- Training to access the built-in cloud storage
- Guidance on using Creative Cloud mobile apps
This will be a joint presentation by Tim Stonesifer and Ellen Freeman of Academic ITS, along with the ITS Support Center.
Date: July 25, 2018
Time: 1:30-3:00pm
Location: Miller Davis Classroom
Please RSVP
Can’t wait? To learn about Adobe apps available with Colby’s campus license now, click HERE.
Google Drive and Team Drive
Join Academic ITS to learn all about Google Drive and Team Drives. In this session, you’ll learn how to:
- Upload and create documents
- Work with files
- Share and collaborate
- Access from any device
- Team Drive
Date: August 1, 2018
Time: 10-11am
Location: Miller Davis Classroom
Please RSVP
Cant’ wait?
To get started now learning about Google Drive and Team Drive, click HERE.
Web Conferencing Tools at Colby
Join Academic ITS to visit and experiment with web conferencing tools at Colby. In this session we will learn about:
- Zoom
- Google Hangouts
- Google Chat
Date: August 15, 2018
Time: 10-11am
Location: Miller Davis Classroom
Please RSVP
Can’t wait? To get started, visit these links:
Questions? Contact [email protected]
Need to update your website on Colby.edu? Come by the Miller Davis Classroom for an open work session where you can work on your website with Academic ITS nearby. We will be available to answer WordPress questions about:
- Creating new pages and posts
- Changing your site navigation
- Updating content
- Adding PDF’s and images
- And, much more!
Dates:
- June 20, 2018
- July 11, 2018
- August 1, 2018
Time: 1:30-3pm
Location: Miller Davis Classroom
Please RSVP: https://goo.gl/forms/7uHCkwxQE6yhfNja2
- Adrienne Carmack
- Sam Burch, ’18
- Wes Zebrowski, 18
- Nicole Petherbridge and Elizabeth Middlebrook
- Jocelyn Meyer
- Ellen, Dylan, and Tim
- Ja’Sean Holmes and Ali Rami
- Ghada Gerwash
- Stjepan Vrbic
- Dylan Shaw
- Passang Tenzin
- Nicole Petherbridge
Join Academic ITS in the Mule Works Innovation Lab to create a small 3D model of your own face and then 3D print it! Take a picture of your face and our student tutors will teach you the steps to get your face 3D printed. Since 3D printing takes time, you will need to return to the lab to pick up your print a few days after the event.
Date: May 7, 2018
Time: 4pm-8pm
Place: Mule Works Innovation Lab on the Miller Street, Miller 16
Materials will be provided, free of cost.
Want to create your own 3D printed project for a course? Set up a time to visit and see examples or email [email protected] for more details.
Materials will be provided, free of cost.
Want to create your own laser cut project for a course? Set up a time to visit and see examples or email [email protected] for more details.
Date: May 1, 2018
Time: 4-8pm
Place: Mule Works Lab, Miller 016
- Spanish
- Environmental Humanities
- Anthropology
- Biology
Faculty and students at Colby, in conjunction with the new Mule Works Innovation Lab, have been using Virtual Reality technology more frequently in the classroom than ever before. Join Academic ITS as we welcome a panel of faculty and student speakers to discuss their recent academic projects. We’d welcome hearing your project ideas, too!
- Gretchen O’Brien, ‘18 – A virtual renovation of the Silberman lounge for an Anthropology class project
- Shafat Rahman, ‘20 – Modeling exceptionalism in virtual reality for an Environmental Humanities class project
- Chris Moore, Assistant Professor of Biology – Modeling predator/prey relationships in virtual reality for an Ecological Modeling class project
- Luis Millones, Charles A. Dana Professor of Spanish – A virtual class trip to Jesuit Churches for The Jesuits and the Origins of Environmental History class