Baruch College now has a single point of online access to the digital 
multimedia resources that it produces. The Digital Media Library (DML) 
(http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/dml) is a continuously growing collection of 
online tutorials, oral histories, and recordings of lectures and campus 
events. It contains materials as varied as readings by Tony Kushner and 
Edward Albee, addresses by Peter Vallone and Larry Zicklin, and 
recordings of the college's commencement and the groundbreaking ceremony 
for the Vertical Campus.

Baruch departments and faculty can submit videos, audio clips, images 
and multimedia presentations to the DML.  The instructions are posted on 
the DML home page.  There is also a URL generator that lets faculty add 
links from DML contents to their Blackboard courses.

Jason Belland, Multimedia Instructional Designer, managed the 
development of the DML and the preparation of its content. Janey Chao, 
Head of Cataloging, supplied the metadata that allows the contents to be 
fully searchable. The project team also included Patrick Ackerman, Bin 
Lu, Michael Parascandola, Jim Russell, and Thomas Shomaker.