CIT offers a variety of video services to the NIH. These services include:

VideoCast

Videocasts allow many people to sit in on a presentation by turning it into a webcast movie using RealPlayer. Presentations are sent as streaming video as they are given, then archived in a form that allows the viewer to rewind, fast forward, and pause the show. For more information on NIH videocasts and to look at the archive of presentations, go to: http://videocast.nih.gov.

Podcast

CIT makes enhanced video and audio Podcast files available for download so you can access content whenever you want from your portable media player. We recommend using iTunes to subscribe to the podcasts, as well as viewing the files and synching them to your media device. The podcasts can also be downloaded directly from our website and viewed in QuickTime.  For more information, go to: http://videocast.nih.gov/podcasting.

Web Collaboration/Connect (Breeze)

Disperse geographical locations and time constraints are considerable challenges when attempting to easily and quickly collaborate and share information. NIH’s Web Collaboration Service keeps people in touch by providing the ability to easily present and share information anywhere or anytime using virtual online meetings. Let CIT assist you in overcoming communication barriers. For more information, go to: http://webcollaboration.nih.gov.

Video Conference

Video Conferencing allows people to attend conferences held in another location by sending a real-time TV-style signal between two or more rooms. This connection can be used for talking, computer presentations such as PowerPoint slides, and video sources such as VHS tapes or DVDs. For more information on CIT video conferences, go to: http://videoconference.nih.gov.

Room Design and Support

CIT can design your conference room with the latest technology and provide on-site support. For more information, contact CIT Video

FedVRS

Federal Video Relay Service (VRS) enables individuals who use sign language to communicate via videoconferencing with a remote Video Interpreter, who then relays the signed communication over the phone - in real time - to the hearing party. For more information, contact CIT Video

Video Services

For more information on the range of video services offered at NIH, including bridging, Internet video, room development, and system management, contact:

Center for Information Technology
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda, Maryland 20892
local (301) 496-4357
toll free (866) 319-4357
TDD (301) 496 8294

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