Tech Lending at Auburn University Libraries is designed to empower students, faculty, and staff by providing access to high-quality technology and equipment.
What is Technology Lending?
Technology Lending is a service provided by the Innovation & Research Commons (I&RC) at the Ralph Brown Draughon (RBD) Library. It allows users to check out various types of equipment. Here are some key uses:
- Academic Projects: Students can borrow equipment like DSLR cameras and camcorders for multimedia projects, presentations, and research documentation.
- Creative Endeavors: Podcasting kits and GoPro cameras support creative projects such as podcast creation, video production, and capturing dynamic footage.
- Research: Advanced technology aids in data collection, analysis, and visualization, enhancing the quality and scope of research projects.
- Professional Development: Faculty and staff can utilize the equipment for professional presentations, workshops, and other educational activities.
Our inventory includes:
- Canon Rebel DSLR cameras for high-quality photography and videography.
- Podcasting kits to support audio content creation.
- GoPro Max 360 for capturing action-packed moments.
- 4K handheld camcorder for professional-grade video recording.
Auburn University Libraries' Technology Lending program is a valuable resource that supports academic success and creative exploration. Whether students are working on a class project, conducting research, or exploring new technologies, the program provides the tools and support they need.
Last updated: 07/08/2025