Diane Butler Associate Vice President, OIT

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Diane Butler Associate Vice President, OIT Camera Pilot Project Diane Butler Associate Vice President, OIT

Project Details Goal Specifics Quickly and efficiently assist faculty with classroom issues, many times without ever having to visit and disrupt the class. Specifics No audio support No recording No pan, tilt or zoom of camera Only OIT classroom support staff have access

Camera Shots Camera is positioned to capture front of room, including lectern, the screen and, where possible, the rear view of the projector.