Media Design Services: How do I..?
Learn about how to get started with Captivate, how to troubleshoot common issues, and more.
HSL librarians compiled this guide to help you find images relevant to your program or specialty. Disciplines included are public health, dentistry, history of medicine, and eight different medical specialties.
This site, created by HSL Education Media Specialist Bob Ladd, is intended to help faculty, students and others find sources of free or inexpensive digital media content, such as medical images, audio, and video, and discusses issues related to the use and reuse of digital media content.
This blog post from the Mayo Clinic discusses where you can find medical images on the web and whether you need to ask permission to use them.
One question we are frequently asked is how to ensure that images won't end up pixellated when printed. In this concise video tutorial, Bob Ladd will show you how to tell if an image is suitable for poster printing.
Interested in making a customized map? Davis Library GIS Services has a guide to "Online Mapping Tools" on their website. Additionally, GIS librarians offer consults by appointment.
Please consult with your school regarding use of their logo. For questions about using the university logo, please contact UNC Design Services. For additional information and a link to download a logo package, refer to this page.
This tutorial covers how to perform basic image editing using Photoshop.
For looking to go beyond the basics, Adobe offers a comprehensive help guide online. Includes answers to frequently asked troubleshooting issues and video tutorials.
A collection of video tutorials on Adobe Photoshop.
A collection of useful resources to help you create eye-catching & professional scholarly posters, whether you're trying to figure out how to create the poster on your computer or want to know where to print your project.