The Production Studio is used to create well-designed videos that incorporate a variety of elements such as images, motion graphics and sound. As part of the production process in this studio, our instructional designers will guide you through storyboarding, text/graphic selections, studio sessions and multiple rounds of video edits. This in-depth process requires close collaboration and an early start to ensure your videos are exactly how you want them before your target semester begins.

In addition to the Production Studio, all Rawls College faculty have access to the Express Studio. Complete with studio lighting and a backdrop, this studio houses software that is capable of recording document camera and writing tablet input, audio, and a computer monitor. During their first recording session in the Express Studio, faculty are trained to independently record and complete video editing.

All course materials, including documents, videos, websites, etc., are evaluated to ensure a high level of accessibility throughout your course. Most commonly, full online courses are evaluated according to the Online Course Accessibility Guidelines.

An Accessibility Review can be requested by completing the Texas Tech eLearning Accessibility Evaluation form.

An Accessibility Review must be complete and all issues resolved before requesting an Online Course Evaluation.

An Accessibility Review can be requested by completing the Texas Tech eLearning Accessibility Evaluation form

An Online Course Evaluation can be requested by emailing rawls.elearning@ttu.edu. Please use "Online Course Review Request" in the subject line and include the course title as it appears in your Blackboard Course List module in the body of your email. Example: Fall 2019 TTU - Introduction to Business Administration (BA-1301-D01).Your course will be evaluated using the current TTU course design rubric. Please include any other standards you would like us to utilize. Upon receiving your request, you will be contacted by a member of our team.