Self-recording

Self-recording services are available in seven University libraries, where dedicated recording studios have been set up in collaboration with the Teaching and Learning Innovation and Multimedia Technology Centre (CTU), with funding from Regione Lombardia. 

These studios are designed for creating digital educational content and are available to academic staff, researchers, all University affiliates, as well as technical, administrative, and library personnel involved in training projects and initiatives. Each studio is soundproofed and equipped with an easy-to-use, automated audio and video recording system, allowing users to independently produce video lectures, learning objects, and other digital content. 

To request access to a recording studio, complete the designated form available on Ariel. Once the technical verification is completed, you will be contacted to schedule an appointment. You can then visit the selected self-recording studio and produce your digital content. Library staff and the CTU team provide technical support at all stages of the recording process.