SUNY TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE

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SUNY TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE

• June 11th 14th 2006

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• MAKING THE MOST OF TECHNOLOGY
• Consider .
• Laptop computers
• Data projectors
• Digital cameras
• Touch screens
• PDAs
• iPod
• Videoconferencing
• E-mail
• Electronic databases
• e-Books
• e-Journals
• e-Textbooks

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• Emerging technology scenarios
• We each service a unique type of customer.
• Although different, we each need to ask questions
  before we can give a solution to specific
  service.
• What (do they need)
• Who (will be using the service)
• Where (will they want service)
• How (will you be using)
• These simple questions can assist us in
  supporting our customers and can help you service
  your institution

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• What do you need?
• Formats and Equipment
• 16 MM Film - Projector
• Beta Tape Deck
• VHS VCR
• Laser Disc Laser Player
• CD-Rom Computer
• DVD DVD Player and Computer
• Digital Files Digital Delivery System / Mobile
  Devices
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Who will be the user ?

• Librarian
• Professor
• Staff
• Student

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• How media is being used?
• Face to Face Use
• Presentations
• Course Management System
• On-Demand Streaming or Download
• Distance Learning
• On-Line Courses

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Where do they want delivery ?

• Classroom / Lab
• Library / Media Center
• Dorm Room / At Home
• Anytime / Anyplace

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• How media is being used?
• Face to Face Use
• Presentations
• Course Management System
• On-Demand Streaming or Download
• Distance Learning
• On-Line Courses

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Are computers and internet the driving force?

• Look at how we received information
• What do we do with this information
• How has it changed us

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Video Delivery Evolution
The Content You Need, in the Format You Want.
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Distribution Flow
With Purchase of a Physical Copy

• Transmission Options
• Single User Check Out System
• Closed Circuit System for Delivery to Dorm,
  Classroom, or Library
• Delivery of Physical Copy for use in Library or
  Classroom

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What we did and what we are doing

• Collaborated with customers
• Adopted new formats
• Cleared digital rights from producers
• License content for multiple uses
• Launched a digital delivery system

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Benefits of Digital Transmission

• Borderless Learning - outside of traditional
  classroom and media center (dorm, distance
  learning, Blackboard, Web-CT, etc.)
• Opportunity for integration of video and text
• Choice of formats for high quality transmission -
  DVD, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPG-4, Windows Media,
  QuickTime
• Flexible Synchronous or asynchronous use at one
  or more locations
• Secure - content can be more tightly controlled

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Distribution Flow
With a Digital License

• Transmission Options
• Single or multiple user through main server
• Download directly to a single location such as
  dorm, library, classroom or learning lab
• Closed circuit system for onsite delivery through
  a server

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Digital Delivery Options
No matter where the files are stored, FMG On
Demand offers the same features and functionality.

• Downloaded once from FMG servers to local server
• Download manager tools
• Both 300k and 1.2 mb files
• Only Windows Media
• FMG On Demand features

• Streamed from FMG servers
• Only 300k files
• Both Windows Media QuickTime
• No special hardware or software
• FMG On Demand features

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Thank You

• Diane Bilello
• V.P. Sales
• Films Media Group
• 800 257-5126 ext. 5739
• diane.bilello_at_films.com