Equipment News and Announcements!
Expanded Equipment Pool!
The equipment sharing pool at Emory has grown! In response to patron needs, we have expanded our collection in the most popular and heavily-used areas. We now have twice as many point-and-shoot cameras, digital projectors, and Zoom digital audio recorders. We've also added updated equipment to our DSLR and Camcorder collections as well as additional handheld mics, tripods, and laptop chargers.
Even with this expanded collection, we still rely on YOU, our patrons to take care of this equipment and return it on time. Only you can make this equipment sharing pool work.
Have a suggestion for something we missed? Drop us a line and let us know and we'll look into adding it for the future!
MediaLab now open!
As of Fall 2015, the MediaLab is open in the Heilbrun Music and Media Library (on the 4th floor of the Woodruff Main Library building). The space will be open whenever the Music and Media Library is open and it will be staffed for help with projects and creative endeavors Monday through Friday, noon until 8pm. Check out all they have offer here.
Credits and Acknowledgements
The photographs on this guide were taken by Jason Oh with Canon Rebel T3i and T5i DSLR cameras from the collection.
Special thanks to Guy Conn and Kimberly Schrimsher for their assistance compiling equipment information.
Thank you to the following people for their contributions and assistance:
- Haynes Chewning
- Dawn Francis-Chewning
- Alex Kyrychenko
- Chase Lovellette
- Tara McCurley
- Chris Pollette
- Kristian Serrano
- Tony Shiver
Equipment Updates
Please view our Spring 2021 Equipment Request Form for current equipment availability
Equipment/Media must be returned by appointment only. Please do not place any equipment/media returns in the library book drop.
Equipment and Content Creation Resources at Emory
Welcome to the Guide for Equipment at Emory!
The links on the left will show you all the different kinds of equipment available for checkout in the Marian K. Heilbrun Music and Media Library along with their restrictions, terms of use, and frequently asked questions.
Below are a list of different places you can go on campus to find additional equipment resources and to get help with equipment / content creation at Emory.
Borrow a Device
Where can I get...
| Macmillan Law Library | Pitts Theology Library | Woodruff Health Sciences Library | Cox Hall | Heilbrun Music & Media Library | AMUC Suite E214 | |
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* The Macmillan Law Library supplies only Macbook laptop chargers, no PC.
Check Out Equipment
The Marian K. Heilbrun Music and Media Library is located on Level 4 of the Woodruff Library Building (accessible from the front Lobby Elevators). This branch of the Woodruff Library houses the primary circulating equipment collection for Emory and also provides video, audio, print, and e-resources to assist with music and media research at Emory.
Phone: 404.727.1777
Email: musicmedia@emory.edu
Click here for our main page including hours of operation.
Troubleshooting and Technical Assistance
Classroom Technology Support (Class Tech) provides specialized in-room support, consultation and training services to assist the Emory community with the technical and logistical aspects of technology use in classrooms, meeting rooms and collaborative settings across campus.
Phone: 404.727.6853
Email: classtech@emory.edu
Click here for our main page.
PA systems and Screens
Portable Screens and PA systems including microphones, cables, speakers, and auxiliary cords, are available for checkout first come first served in the AMUC (Alumni Memorial University Center) Suite E214.
Phone: 404.727.0282
Multimedia Production
Located across the Heilbrun Music&Media Library service desk on Level 4 of Woodruff Library, MediaLab provides assistance, resources, and technology for graphic design, video, audio, and image post production, web development, and 3D modelling. It also provides access to Lynda.com that offers thousands of relevant video tutorials.
Phone: 404.727.0495
Email: SDL@emory.edu
Click here for the MediaLab website, including hours of operation
Digital Project Consult and Collaboration
The Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) is located on the third floor of the Woodruff Main Library building and provides consulting expertise, project coordination, and a technology-rich collaborative space for faculty, staff, and students to incorporate digital tools and methods into research, teaching, and publishing.
Phone (voicemail only): 404.727.5705
Email: ecds@emory.edu
Click here for more information about ECDS, including a list of specialized software programs available on their workstations and training/workshop opportunities that are coming up.
Because the center is committed to connecting the Emory community with digital scholarship services across the library, ECDS hosts specialized office hours for some resources not supported by ECDS staff. If you need help with the following, come into the center to speak with an expert from Emory Library,
Copyright and Intellectual Property: Melanie Kowalski, Copyright and Scholarly Communications Librarian. Thursdays from 3:00–5:00pm.
Video Projects and Video Editing: Steve Bransford, Educational Analyst for Video. Thursdays from 1:00–2:30pm.
Domain of One's Own support
The Emory College Writing Center supports Emory's Domain of One's Own program. The Writing Center is located in Callaway North 212 and is open Sunday through Thursday 12-8pm and Friday 12-5pm.
Domain Lab Hours: Wednesdays 11 AM -12 PM
The Domain Lab Hours are intended for students who want to work on their project in an environment conducive to work. Fellows and peers are available to answer questions. They can help brainstorm a project, think about design approaches, incorporate images, or address more technical issues.
Click here for the Emory Writing Center's resources for students in Domain classes.
Click here for the Research Guide to the Emory Writing Center.
Computing Center at Cox Hall
Located on the second floor of Cox Hall, the Computing Center combines flexible space with integrated technologies to encourage collaboration and facilitate faculty/student interactions. Creative lighting, large computer workstations, LED display screens, reservable classrooms, and comfortable seating all combine to form a modern, relaxed atmosphere perfect for group study or just a cup of coffee.
Phone: 404.727.7549
Email: SDL@emory.edu
Click here for the Computing Center at Cox Hall's main page including hours of operation.
3D printing / Makerspace
Located Inside the Computing Center, TechLab is a research and development space for new and emerging technologies. It is also a workshop space where students can use a variety of tools (including 3D printers and scanners) to bring ideas to life.
TechLab does not provide phone consultations. They do accept walk-up requests during their business hours.
Fall & Spring Hours: Mon - Thurs: 12:00pm - 8:00pm | Friday: 12:00pm - 5:00pm | Sat & Sun: CLOSED
Summer Hours: Mon – Fri: 12pm – 5pm | Sat - Sun: Closed
Email: SDL@emory.edu
Click here for the TechLab page including hours of operation.
Personal Computer Support
Student Technology Support (STS) is a free service for Emory students providing technical support and assistance for a variety of issues on student-owned devices including computers, mobile phones, and tablets.
Hours: Mon - Fri: 10:00am - 6:00pm | Sat & Sun: CLOSED
After Hours or Off Campus? If you need immediate assistance, please contact the University Service Desk at 404-727-7777.
The Student Tech Support office does NOT provide phone support.
Click here for the Student Technology Support main page including hours of operation.