Media Services Offered at Penn State Scranton

IT Support offers media services for faculty and students including:

  • Collaborative design of media assignments

  • Equipment and support for media projects
  • Classroom training for students
  • Lecture capture resources
  • Assistance with media creation and editing
  • Storage space for projects using Media Commons
  • Equipment available for loan

Penn State Scranton Media Labs

  • Media Lab with computers and software for digital editing.

  • For video projects, try our One Button Studio.  Create high-quality video projects with no prior experience in a dedicated space.
  • Experience virtual reality technology in our Immersive Lab.
Media Lab PCs

Media Lab Fall 2019

Credit: Penn State
4 students in a studio with a video camera, studio lighting and a green screen for video production

Students can produce short videos in the One Button Studio and then edit them in the adjoining Media Lab.  The One Button Studio is equipped with a green screen and white board.  All you need is a USB storage device and the press of a button!

Credit: Penn State
Equipment in One Button Studio

One Button Studio has all the equipment you need for video production.

Credit: Penn State
Student views 360-degree video

In the Penn State Scranton Immersive Lab, Alexis Lewonczyk views the 360-degree tour of the Lehigh River.

Credit: Shannon Williams/Penn State Scranton
 
Media Lab PCs

Media Lab Fall 2019

Credit: Penn State
4 students in a studio with a video camera, studio lighting and a green screen for video production

Students can produce short videos in the One Button Studio and then edit them in the adjoining Media Lab.  The One Button Studio is equipped with a green screen and white board.  All you need is a USB storage device and the press of a button!

Credit: Penn State
Equipment in One Button Studio

One Button Studio has all the equipment you need for video production.

Credit: Penn State
Student views 360-degree video

In the Penn State Scranton Immersive Lab, Alexis Lewonczyk views the 360-degree tour of the Lehigh River.

Credit: Shannon Williams/Penn State Scranton

Kaltura

Penn State’s tool for storing, publishing and streaming media. Kaltura is cloud based and works in conjunction with Zoom and Canvas to help incorporate digital content into coursework.

PSU Media Commons

Visit Media Commons for more information, including project planning guides and tutorials for popular equipment and software.

PSU Media Commons also provides common digital media tools, support, and opportunities across all Penn State campuses.