Graduate Student Multimedia Development Center
LRC 101S

Dustin Guldin
Graduate Assistant

Graduate Multimedia Development Center is located in the Learning Resource Center (LRC) 101S. It is co-sponsored by the College of Graduate Studies and the Instructional Technology Support Center (ITSC). The Center has received significant funding from the student technology access fees and provides graduate students with computer hardware and software, digital cameras, video cameras, scanners, audio-visual equipment, technical support, and workshops designed to assist them in developing multimedia projects. Digital cameras, video cameras, and zip disks are available for check-out. See Dustin Guldin in the LRC Room 101S to sign up for access to this equipment. Both Windows and Macintosh multimedia stations are available at the Center, with a variety of multimedia equipment and software, including Flash, Dreamweaver, Photoshop and Illustrator. Dustin Guldin is an M.B.A. student. He is the Graduate Assistant for the 2009-2010 academic year and has experience in a variety of computer skills which include Microsoft Office Tools, video editing software, Photoshop, and website creation. Dustin is available for consultation with graduate students and faculty by appointment to assist with computer needs involving multimedia, website design, and presentations. During the course of the semester, workshops will be covered in these areas. Graduate students and faculty are encouraged to sign up for these workshops. Students may also request worksops tailored to their needs as graduate students. To set up a one-on-one consultation or to request a workshop covering a specific topic, email Dustin at dag2d@mtsu.edu or call his voicemail at 615-898-5445. You may also drop by the Graduate Multimedia Development Center to ask questions during office hours, which are listed below.

Click below to see a Powerpoint about the GMDC!