One Button Studios - University Libraries

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Space Designation: Social

This area is designated for casual use and lively group work. Expect busy spaces, conversations, and noise from electronic devices.

What is a One Button Studio?

A One Button Studio is a simple, user-friendly recording space designed for projects like presentations, podcasting, and practicing class presentations. It allows users to easily record and save their work with minimal technical setup.

Reserving A Studio

Use the online scheduling tool to reserve a One Button Studio (Bass). You will need to login with your EUID and password.

Booths are available whenever Willis Library is open for 2 hours at a time.
Check out at the Spark with your UNT ID. A Spark employee will accompany you to the booth at check-out and check-in.
Bass studio must be reserved at least 48 hours in advance. Request will be approved after review if proper training has been completed by the requester.
Note: Training is required before using the recording booths.

Using A Studio

Instructions for the One Button technology are in the booth.
Training can be requested in advance.
Recordings must be saved to a personal device.
Technology must be left in the same or better condition.
Lock the door and notify the Spark desk when you are done, or the studio will remain checked out and fines could occur.
If you plan to use the LightBoard and would like to use the markers, they are also available for checkout from the Spark Service Desk.

Accommodates

1-4 Presenters
Wheelchair accessible

Privacy/Noise

One button studios are located in public space, have windows, and there is no expectation of privacy, however studios are largely distraction-free.
Inside noise levels are significantly reduced from the outside environment, but please note that loud noises may still be heard.
One button studios are contained spaces with modest soundproofing but are located on collaborative floors.