Our full-service media team offers high-quality video and audio production in three dedicated studios, including “talking head,” Learning Glass, and podcast studios, as well as on-location recording, AI generated-video and 360º media creation.
Our goal is to provide innovative, and adaptive learning tools that promotes student engagement via delivery of high-quality video and audio that can be used in both in-person and online classes throughout Auburn University.
For more information on booking and services reach out to auostudios@auburn.edu.
Our Services
The Learning Glass is an innovative and adaptive learning tool used to promote student engagement by using a professional studio to record presentations with more visual appeal and high production quality. This technology combines printed text, handwritten text, drawings and illustrations, photos and video to align with several principles of multimedia learning.
The benefit of the Learning Glass technology is that it allows for the use of graphics, slides, or video content overlays to create a high-quality, engaging video. Through this technology, students have control over the pace of the content presentation. It also requires less post-production than a normal video. It can be uploaded directly to Auburn's media host (in this case Panopto), for easy distribution to the instructor's course or other websites. It is also easy to publish the final draft of a Learning Glass studio video to an online course which makes it easily accessible for students wherever they may be.
Watch the videos below to see an example of what the Learning Glass:
A talking head video is a recording of an instructor speaking directly to their audience by using a teleprompter with a grey or simple background. It is most used for module intro videos, course welcome videos, and short lectures. Talking Head videos benefit online course delivery through enhancing instructor presence in online learning environments which can lead to higher student engagement, increased overall satisfaction with the course, and improved student learning outcomes.
Watch the videos below to see an example of how this format can be used:
On-site recordings provide a visual approach to the portrayal of key contextual information related to the learning objective. These recordings answer questions and clarify concepts visually.
The videos below provide examples of previous on-site recordings:
Auburn Online’s recording studios feature a state-of-the-art video podcast studio designed for high-quality content creation. The space is equipped with multiple professional cameras, microphones, and lighting to ensure a polished final product. The studio offers a versatile setup that supports both video and audio recording. Our team provides guidance and technical support, making it easy for faculty and staff to bring their ideas to life.
Other Services
Making video that has been recorded by a 3rd party look and sound better. Example: This video has had audio and video “upgraded” by our studio team.
A 360-degree video/image is one that is recorded in all directions, giving you a 360-degree view. Here's an example of how it can be used in a classroom.
We provide support in the form of educational experiences. Our services include the production of demos and answering any question regarding video recording, proper equipment, etc. Please reach out to the Recording Studio to setup a time to talk about your specific need.
Vocal Representations: We used a TV to record 21 videos about vocal representations. This video is an in-depth analysis Nasal sound production.
Employee Appreciation Week: Patrick Henry Live: To show our appreciation during Employee Appreciation week 2022, we hosted Patrick Henry live.
2021 New Faculty Orientation Animation: We participated in 2021 New Faculty Orientation by filming this animation. The animation is hand-drawn, frame-by-frame and all timed to a script.
