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Zoom + Panopto Resources, Training, and Support

Training Opportunities There are a variety of training opportunities that will be available to faculty prior to the start of the semester. These include self-paced online training courses, individual virtual training sessions, and in-person drop-in training sessions. More information is provided below. Drop-In Training Sessions The Faculty Multimedia Center and the Faculty Center for Teaching …

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FMC Summer 2021 Hours

The Faculty Multimedia Center will be accepting in-person and virtual appointments Monday through Friday from 8-5 p.m. during the Summer 2021 semester. We ask that you book appointments ahead of time so that we can provide you with the best possible service! We are still encouraging mask use, social distancing, and will still be cleaning …

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Photography at the FMC

Need a professional portrait for your department’s webpage? Have you recently won an award? The Faculty Multimedia Center provides professional, high quality photos at no cost to faculty and staff at UCF.

Make an FMC Appointment

Make your reservation now with the Faculty Multimedia Center (FMC) staff for information or training on the lightboard station, lecture capture station, screen capture/ podcasting station, and digitizing station. Photography services are also available via appointment to update your professional portrait. In-person appointments are available Monday through Friday. We are now also offering and encouraging Virtual …

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Using the Lightboard at the FMC

The lightboard is essentially like a whiteboard, just kicked up a notch! The lightboard technology is a great way to make your videos more engaging because the students are able to see both you and the content.

Screen Capture & Audio Recording at the FMC

Screen capture, or screencasting, is a way for you to record your screen with a voiceover. This is great for PowerPoints, showing webpages, demonstrating; pretty much anything you can do on a computer. This can be useful for creating a short video to help elaborate on a particularly difficult topic covered in class or provide a short course tour for students to help them navigate your online course.