Creative Technology Lending Collection

Editing software

Most audio-visual projects will require some editing. If you've never edited an audio or video clip before, consider starting with some of the more entry level programs.Regardless of your editing experience, always review the user agreement license to know your rights as well as the company's data privacy policy.

Audio Editing Programs:

Adobe Creative Cloud

Audacity: Open source audio editing program.

GarageBand: Open source audio editing for Macs only.

Video Editing Programs:

Adobe Creative Cloud

Shotcut: Open source video editing program

Blender: Free video creation and editor program

Lightworks: Free video editing program

Spaces & Places

Students, faculty, and staff have a vast network of support for their creative work. Here are a few resources available to you in the library and across campus.

In the Library

You'll find a wealth of resources in Howard-Tilton Memorial Library. Here are just a few:

• Additional technology for use in the building as well as to borrow from University IT.
• ALTC Mini-Studio may be reserved as a space to record your podcast.
• Digital Scholarship and Scholarly Publishing offers a number of services and resources, including resources to help you create a digital timeline and online exhibits.
• How to Digitize Your Sources (DIY) provides DIY tools and resources for digitizing sources in preparation for digital scholarship.
• GIS support in the form of research consultations, an information-rich library guide, and access to Tulane's ArcGIS Portal.

Across Campus

And even more resources across campus to further enrich your work:

• Tulane Community Makerspace available to all students, staff, and faculty.
• Newcomb Institute Digital Research Internship Program is an experiential digital humanities internship program where undergraduates gain technical and organizational skills and build a diverse portfolio of technology projects while assisting faculty with digital projects.