At CCNMTL, we recognize the growing demand for a digital video infrastructure in an academic environment. Our commitment is to work closely with our partners and clients in building innovative solutions for digital video technologies. A bulk of our efforts in this area have been using streaming technologies, such as RealNetworks and QuickTime (Apple) to create compelling course content and a viable Internet broadcasting system. We have also developed a number of QuickTime VR projects that have been used as standalone movies or in conjunction with other materials. Lastly, due to our fortunate location, we have been able to run a Webcam pointing at the center of campus with Low Memorial Library in the background.

The following is a list of video technologies containing samples of projects that we have delivered:

• Internet Broadcast
• Archives: our collection of past events captured since early in 1998.
• Internet Broadcast Showcase: Capturing the University Lecture
• Using the RealPlayer
• Using QuickTime for MacOS and Windows OS
• Internet Broadcast Definition and Criteria: White Paper
• Course Content Sampler
• Using SMIL with RealMedia: "Mon Oncle"
• Using QuickTime: " Otto Dix on What the War Is" (from the PBS documentary "The Great War And The Shaping of the 20th Century")
• QuickTime VR projects and samples
• The Columbia Webcam