DIGITAL IMAGES AND THE VISUAL RESOURCES COLLECTION

 

Log on to the MDID

The Madison Digital image database was developed at James Madison University as a method for creating and saving image lectures that may be used for student review and in the classroom.

Please see the MDIDwiki for more information on the database and how it may be used.

 

The ImageViewer©

Key strokes and tips for using the ImageViewer: ImageViewer Manual

 Used when projecting a slide show onto a large screen, for example in a classroom or auditorium. Instructors can also download the client application to a computer in a technology classroom or at their desktop computer to view, present and manipulate high resolution images. The software is available for download within the program under "Downloads".

 

Using the ImageViewer©
in ASU Mediated Classrooms:

Instructor Volumes at ASU

Select PC or Mac

 

 

Note: In order to protect your ASUrite,
remember to log off  the computer after each session.


PC Access:
Log on to computer using your ASUrite ID and password. If there is not a "IV" shortcut on the desktop, navigate from Start>Instructor Volumes>A-C>ART99. Double-click on the icon. Go back to the desktop and you should see an icon for "U_Drive". Open U_Drive, double click on ImageViewer icon. This will install the software onto the desktop. The program will open automatically, at the login screen, then enter your MDID name and password (not your ASUrite). This procedure will need to be followed each time you log on.

Mac Access:
Log on to the computer using you ASUrite ID and password. Locate the Instructor Volume icon in the dock at the bottom of the desktop (IV in a circle). Click on the icon, a login dialog box will appear. Type the Instructor Volume account UserID in the name field (fac154), tab to the password field and enter: "secody" (passwords are case-sensitive). Click "connect", after which you will see the Instructor Volumes icon mounted on the desktop. Double click on this icon and browse to locate your Instructor Volume: ART998. Double click on ImageViewer icon. This will install the software onto the desktop. The program will open automatically, at the login screen, then enter your MDID name and password (not your ASUrite). This procedure will need to be followed each time you log on.

 

  

Virtual Slide Collection

Class Review Websites

 

ARTStor Image Database

  
Getting Started with ARTstor  
Combining ARTstor and MDID in the classroom  
Microsoft Powerpoint    
  Create a PowerPoint Presentation  
Sample PowerPoint slides  
  Sample PowerPoint slideshow  
  Use a PowerPoint slide in the MDID  
  Use the MDID in PowerPoint  
Art History Survey Reviews from Publisher Sites:
(passwords not necessary to view)		  
  ARS 100/300: Arts and Culture  
  ARS 101, 102 Janson and Stokstad: Pearson/Prentice Hall Instructor Resource Center  
  ARS 101,102: Gardner's Art Through the Ages  
  ARS 101, 102: Art Across Time (Laurie S. Adams)  
  My Art Studio  
 

Google and the VRC

Google, the VRC and a Librarian

Google and the Mona Lisa

And just because this is so cool, the animated Bayeaux Tapestry: