Digital Memory Lab Orientation Questionnaire

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This is the questionnaire for patrons to fill out after viewing the Digital Memory Lab orientation.

Email *

What is your name? *

What is your address? *

What is your phone number? *

What is your library card number? *

Where is the Digital Memory Lab located? *

1 point

At the Lamb library

At the Giodone library

On the third floor of the Rawlings Library

What does the Digital Memory Lab do? *

1 point

Digitizes personal collections such as photographs and home movies

Creates copies of commercially produced recordings

Digitally restores damaged photos or videos

Creates copies of VHS tapes on DVD

What can the Digital Memory Lab digitize? *

1 point

35 mm Slides

Photographic prints

Negatives

All of the above

How long are the sessions available for the Digital Memory Lab? *

1 point

1 hour

5 Hours

2 Hours

All day, if you want it

How can reservations be made for the Digital Memory Lab (Select all that apply)? *

1 point

Reservations aren't needed- you can just walk in.

By calling the Special Collections Department at 719-562-5626

By using the room reservation software available through the library

By submitting a written form one week in advance

Required

What is a good rule of thumb when picking the resolution for a scanned image? *

1 point

Scan at as high a resolution as possible all the time to ensure highest possible quality

Scan everything at 600 dots per inch to balance time and quality

The smaller the image being scanned, the higher the resolution should be

Only scan at a high enough resolution to just make out the image in order to save space

Why should images be saved in uncompressed formats? *

1 point

image compression can corrupt images

Image compression can cause loss of detail within images

All of the above

Why should you avoid using CDs and DVDs for storing your files? *

1 point

Re-writable discs degrade quickly

They are damaged easily

Re-writable discs are old-fashioned

both A and B

Why is metadata important? *

1 point

It keeps information about the item in place

It keeps information from being lost about the item

It allows for digital description of the item

All of the above

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