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♦ The educational use of video on campus is accelerating rapidly in departments across all disci- plines-from arts, humanities, and sciences to professional and vocational curricula. ♦ Faculty, librarians, and administrators expect their use of video in education to grow significantly over the next five years. ♦ Technology, legal, and other barriers continue to thwart faculty finding and accessing the seg- ments of video they want for teaching and lectures. ♦ University libraries contain significant video repositories but the majority of the content is in analog (VHS) format and/or is not networkable. ♦ The majority of video usage today is still confined to audiovisual viewing equipment in class- rooms or at the library. ♦ Faculty and administrators expect the sources of their video to shift from offline analog storage to online delivery. ♦ The demand for educationally-targeted video archives and services is high.

♦ The educational use of video on campus is accelerating rapidly in departments across all disci- plines-from arts, humanities, and sciences to professional and vocational curricula.\n♦ Faculty, librarians, and administrators expect their use of video in education to grow significantly over the next five years.\n♦ Technology, legal, and other barriers continue to thwart faculty finding and accessing the seg- ments of video they want for teaching and lectures.\n♦ University libraries contain significant video repositories but the majority of the content is in analog (VHS) format and/or is not networkable.\n♦ The majority of video usage today is still confined to audiovisual viewing equipment in class- rooms or at the library.\n♦ Faculty and administrators expect the sources of their video to shift from offline analog storage to online delivery.\n♦ The demand for educationally-targeted video archives and services is high.