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Digital Presentation Studio: Cultivating Student Reflection David A. Cox University of Washington Learning & Scholarly Technologies

Catalyst Catalyst delivers the advantages of user-inspired, reliable, and inventive technologies to the entire UW community. Our aim is to help faculty, students, and staff achieve their personal teaching, learning, and research goals.

Catalyst Services Learning Spaces –Computer Classrooms –Computing Commons –Technology Studios Digital Audio Workstation Collaboration Studio Digital Presentation Studio Knowledge Services Web Tools

Digital Presentation Studio Located in Odegaard Undergraduate Library Practice & record presentations for later review

Late 2004: We saw a Presentation about the Georgia Tech “Rehearsal Studio.” Early 2005: We ran the idea around, requested funding, and built a software prototype. Mid 2005: Funding was awarded. Software was written. Late 2005: We opened the space Ongoing: Updates and refinements History

What makes it go?

Battling Jackassery

Privacy Statement Catalyst respects the privacy of our clients. In this space, clients can record and publish both video and audio, but neither video nor audio are ever transmitted live from the room. Video and audio are recorded only when initiated by the client at the Control Station. The recorded files are only published upon client request and only to that client’s UW web and streaming media space. There is no external monitoring of the Digital Presentation Studio.

Battling Jackassery Laptop Server

Battling Jackassery

University of Washington’s Digital Presentation Studio Georgia Institute of Technology’s Presentation Rehearsal Studio Resources