360° videos allow students to access inaccessible, remote, dangerous, expensive, or restricted areas. Bring a camera the next time you are going on a trip or doing fieldwork.

The CED has a wide range of 360° equipment you can borrow. We lend 360° cameras, 180° cameras, and 3D cameras that can record in 2K, 4K, and 5.7K. We also have VR headsets from Oculus Go or Oculus Quest you can use to test your recordings in virtual reality.

Put a smartphone or tablet on the Swivl robot, and it will ensure you are always in focus when recording videos. It is useful if, for example, you need to record both a whiteboard and other equipment that cannot be included with one camera angle.

The Swivl includes a transmitter with a built-in microphone that ensures the robot knows where to focus. A wide-angle lens that creates a 140° perspective is also included.

If you need to make sound recordings for podcasts, interviews, running commentary, or oral feedback, a portable audio recorder is easy to bring on the go.

Our Zoom H1 is Zoom’s smallest handheld recording unit, and it is simple to operate. The Zoom H2 can record multiple channels and spatial audio, which can provide spaciousness in 360° footage. Our Zoom H6 is the most advanced recording unit, which you can connect with four microphones.

Hands-free microphones primarily used for video meetings, which you can connect to your computer via a USB cable. The speakerphone allows you and your colleagues to talk and capture audio on the same unit, which allows for better audio than using the built-in microphone in your device.

Recommended for large gatherings in a single room, but can also be used in connection with screencasts where more than one person is talking.

If you want to record a video and need help remembering the content you want to present, you can borrow a teleprompter. The teleprompter works with a tablet that you can also borrow from the CED – or use your own.

The advantage of a teleprompter is that you can place a camera directly behind the text you are reciting from, so you always have eye contact with the audience.

A foot pedal that makes it quick and easy to transcribe videos or sound recordings. The foot pedal has three buttons that you can use instead of keyboard shortcuts. You decide the commands that suit your needs.