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Available Portable A/V Equipment for Checkout

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Introduction

Digital Learning Technologies offers several services related to the availability and use of portable audio-visual technologies and equipment. Portable A/V Equipment is available for classrooms and events. You may reserve & check out portable A/V equipment. DLT offers a delivery service or we can hold equipment for will-call pick-up at our DLT Service Desk in the Marriott Library Faculty Center, Suite 1705.

Because Digital Learning Technologies is a campus service department, we are restricted to conducting business and services only related to University of Utah teaching, learning, and research.  That said, many of our services are completely subsidized for use in academic courses, while other non-course-related activities may have charges associated with them.

A technician can also be scheduled at your request to remain on-site during the entire duration of your class or event. Requires a one-week notice.

PORTABLE A/V EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT FORM

Requests for A/V Equipment are due by Friday at noon for events taking place the following week from Monday to Sunday. Use this online form:

Portable A/V Equipment Checkout

PAYMENT OPTIONS

DLT does not accept cash, personal credit cards, or checks. When charges apply, requests must be paid for using an official University of Utah method of payment...

  •  University Purchasing Card (P-Card)
  •  University Accounting Chartfield for direct transfers 

Any payment must be received prior to the start of a job order or event.

A/V EQUIPMENT PRICE LIST 

Contact the Digital Learning Technologies Service Desk for detailed information on charges and to obtain an estimate of costs for a request or event, where applicable. 

Phone the DLT Service Desk at 801-581-6112-option 1

Below is listed our A/V Equipment checkout options, along with a price list for non-course related activities and job orders. 

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