Please email the DLA Media Lab Coordinator, Professor Tim Polashek, if you are interested in reserving our other spaces.
Please keep the following in mind regarding reserving DLA spaces:
You must have completed equipment training with DLA staff in the current term. If you haven't, reserving the space will include scheduling a training session with DLA staff. Contact Professor Tim Polashek to arrange your training in advance.
Students who wish to work in the lab after hours, on the weekend, or during holidays must have a professor submit an After Hours Request Form to the Dean of the University. The professor who sponsors the student's application should be teaching the class for which the student is completing the project. Faculty members should submit the forms to their division AAs for the Dean's approval.
To learn more about the spaces below, click the title of the space described.
DArt 1 is a 10-station iMac multimedia production flexible design classroom, including a MondoPad
DArt 2 is a 15-station multimedia production flexible design classroom, including a projector and whiteboards.
Video recording, editing, and internet broadcasting space. Equipment includes a video/photography camera and tripod dolly, cinematic lights, wireless shotgun and lavalier microphones, speakers, and an iMac.
The space can record four people in conversation, plus a direct line for recording telephone conversations. Equipment includes headphones, microphones, speakers, and an iMac for audio and video editing.
Transy has a fleet of 20 Meta Quest 3 VR headsets. These headsets are available for class sessions and for student use upon instructor request. So far, Art History, Writing Rhetoric & Communication, Theater, FYRS, and Philosophy have all held class sessions in the VR lab.Â
The VR lab is mobile. We will reserve spaces for teaching sessions based on class needs.
The videos on this page offer tutorials on using our lab technology and other relevant tools to create multimedia.