Sync Studios are where innovation meets flexibility. Our state-of-the-art studios are designed to cater to a variety of faculty needs, from high-quality video and audio recordings to dynamic live presentations and interactive sessions. Sync Studios are your all-in-one solution for transforming ideas into reality.
Versatile Spaces: Adaptable for podcasts, video recordings, panel discussions, and more.
User-Friendly Technology: Simplified setups with one-button recording options.
High-Quality Equipment: Top-tier cameras, microphones, and lighting.
Live Streaming: Broadcast your lectures or events in real-time, reaching your audience instantly and clearly.
Recording: Easily capture high-quality recordings of your lectures or presentations, perfect for on-demand viewing or archiving.
Tempe and Downtown locations
Email rooms@asu.edu
Polytechnic location
View studio request form
Tempe Campus: EDB L1-01A and EDB L1-01B
Downtown Campus: Arizona Center 330
Polytechnic Campus: AAPAV 120A
The Tempe and Downtown studios are scheduled through ASU Classroom Scheduling. Upon scheduling a studio, the room will allow ISAAC door access with your ASU ID card during the reserved time.
The room lights automatically turn on when you walk in, and off when you walk out.
For optimal lighting, turn off the ceiling lights on the wall switch. The free-standing lighting kits should be the only lights on.
First, set up the studio according to these FAQs. There are instructions on setting up the optimal lighting, controlling the camera, and more.
After setting up the studio:
To easily access your recording, join your own Zoom meeting from the Neat tablet and record to your cloud.
If you start a new meeting from the Sync Studio, the recording goes to the Zoom Room’s cloud. If that happens, message the #zoom-support Slack channel to retrieve the recording.
Use the remote control to enable/disable tracking, move the camera, and zoom in.
You can also move the camera and zoom in from the Neat tablet. The tracking can only be changed with the remote.
This occurs when you are logged in to the same Zoom meeting with two computers next to each other. If you notice the audio echoing, leave the meeting on the Wacom tablet and/or your personal device, then rejoin the meeting. When prompted to “join with computer audio”, close the prompt window twice.
We recommend using the digital touchscreen on the Wacom tablet. Create a whiteboard in your Zoom meeting, and use the Wacom pen to draw on the digital whiteboard.
The whiteboard is shared and recorded in your Zoom meeting, and you can create more whiteboard pages in the same meeting. To learn more about the Zoom whiteboard feature, read Zoom’s official help article.
Call or text ASU Classroom Support at 1-855-278-5082 for the quickest support.