The RAW or raw format is, so to speak, the original image format that every digital camera produces internally. RAW files can be developed into finished JPG images on a PC with a RAW converter such as Adobe Photoshop. In contrast to the more common JPG image files, RAW files offer enormous correction potential, i.e. you can compensate for underexposure, correct distortions and remove image noise. In summary: the RAW format enables professional image results, even if the shot was not optimal from a technical point of view.

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The maker space for digital teaching: Our media workshop enables teachers to produce high-quality e-learning content using coordinated hardware and software. From image processing and video editing to professional recording of learning videos and lectures via green screen to tools for creating interactive learning content, you will find everything you need to implement your e-learning projects in our media workshop. Thanks to our hardware rental service, you are not subject to any spatial restrictions: produce images and videos "in the field" and do the post-processing in the media workshop. We will be happy to advise you on production and post-processing and support you with training on the equipment!

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Anyone who produces their own works (texts, images, videos, etc.) or uses the works of others should be familiar with copyright law. This defines the conditions under which these may be used and thus offers a certain degree of protection. The document "Copyright for Teachers" published by us summarises the most important rules of copyright law in an understandable way

Educational videos are very much in vogue and are relatively easy to produce thanks to current technology. The technical progress in this area is rapid, the resulting possibilities are enormous, but require a certain basic knowledge. Within the framework of personal consultations, training and individual workshops, we try to support committed teachers in their video productions in the best possible way. Here you can find an example of one of our in-house productions: The Vetmeduni's current student life cycle video

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The VetMediathek collects audiovisual recordings from veterinary medicine; the digital archive currently houses almost 120,000 images and videos.
Our database aims for long-term archiving of digital assets to make them permanently available for teaching and research purposes. The assets of the VetMediathek are neatly indexed, including the copyright notice and DSGVO status, secured, findable, sortable and accessible worldwide, provided the appropriate rights are granted. Accessible to teachers and students alike, the VetMediathek represents the audiovisual memory of the Vetmeduni. The VetMediathek is a project of our department and provides the basis for many learning and teaching projects.

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If knowledge is to be made accessible online and live to a large audience, then live streaming is in demand. With the help of streaming technology, lectures, discussions and even congresses can be broadcast live online. The number of listeners is almost unlimited, provided that there is cooperation with a potent online provider such as Youtube or Vimeo. The Vetmeduni is currently using this format for the new "VetmedTalks" format, in which explosive topics are discussed live and online by experts. The technology and production of these streaming events are provided and managed by the E-Learning and New Media Department.

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