Digital Commons at Penn State

Digital Commons provides an opportunity for Fayette faculty and students to learn about creating digital media such as video and audio to positively impact their coursework.

Check out our new studio, and look around this website for tutorials, lesson plans, and other useful information.. You can also join our Facebook group and see what bookmarks the Digital Commons community is sharing.

New at Berks! We've added ten flip video cameras to our inventory. Ask about borrowing a flip video camera for your project.

The Digital Commons at Penn State Berks provides an opportunity for Penn State Berks students to create digital media such as video and audio to support their coursework. The Digital Commons also assists faculty in designing and implementing successful video and audio assignments to enhance their curriculum.

Check out our new studio in the Thun Library, and look around this website for tutorials, lesson plans, and other useful information. You can also join our Facebook group and see what bookmarks the Digital Commons community is sharing.

Digital Commons provides an opportunity for Behrend faculty and students to learn about creating digital media such as video and audio to positively impact their coursework.

Check out our studio in the John M. Lilley Library, room 23, and look around this website for tutorials, lesson plans, and other useful information.. You can also join our Facebook group and see what bookmarks the Digital Commons community is sharing.

Digital Commons provides an opportunity for Penn State York faculty and students to learn about creating digital media such as video and audio to positively impact their coursework.

Check out our new studio, and look around this website for tutorials, lesson plans, and other useful information.. You can also join our Facebook group and see what bookmarks the Digital Commons community is sharing.

Digital Commons provides an opportunity for Hazleton faculty and students to learn about creating digital media such as video and audio to positively impact their coursework.

Check out our new studio, and look around this website for tutorials, lesson plans, and other useful information.. You can also join our Facebook group and see what bookmarks the Digital Commons community is sharing.

The Digital Commons studio at New Kensington was installed early in the spring semester of 2008. Since then, several classes have used the studio for course projects, as have several faculty and staff. Projects to date include a 'Welcome to Penn State New Kensington' video produced by the Office of Student Affairs, an interview on the importance of outreach in engaging students by the Psychology Department, and a video of a rat dissection, to be used in teaching Biology 129 (Mammalian Anatomy).

Currently, studio time and equipment can be reserved at the Helpdesk in the Computer Center, either in person or by phone. More information about the procedure for using the Digital Commons at Penn State New Kensington can be found on our website at: http://www.nk.psu.edu/StudentServices/IT/39274.htm

Digital Commons provides an opportunity for DuBois faculty and students to learn about creating digital media such as video and audio to positively impact their coursework.

Check out our new studio, and look around this website for tutorials, lesson plans, and other useful information.. You can also join our Facebook group and see what bookmarks the Digital Commons community is sharing.

Digital Commons provides an opportunity for Smeal College of Business faculty and students at University Park to learn about creating digital media such as video and audio to positively impact their coursework. Faculty and students can use the facility in the Business Building or visit the 2nd floor of Pollock Building.

Check out our new studio, and look around this website for tutorials, lesson plans, and other useful information.. You can also join our Facebook group and see what bookmarks the Digital Commons community is sharing.

Digital Commons provides an opportunity for Abington faculty and students to learn about creating digital media such as video and audio to positively impact their coursework.

Check out our new studio, and look around this website for tutorials, lesson plans, and other useful information. You can also join our Facebook group and see what bookmarks the Digital Commons community is sharing.

Digital Commons provides an opportunity for Wilkes-Barre faculty and students to learn about creating digital media such as video and audio to positively impact their coursework.

Check out our new studio, and look around this website for tutorials, lesson plans, and other useful information.. You can also join our Facebook group and see what bookmarks the Digital Commons community is sharing.

If you want to learn more, contact Caroline Chronowski (cxs22@psu.edu) to set up an appointment for your very own private tour. Faculty, feel free to arrange to bring your students, or speak to us about how you might utilize the Digital Commons in your courses.

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