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Digital Legacy Lab

Create, Collaborate, Educate

Our Digital Legacy Labs are creative, collaborative, and educational spaces that provide access to advanced software, technologies, and equipment used to convert analog materials and memories to digital files. Digital Legacy Labs are available at all Geauga County Public Library branches and to all library cardholders.

Using the Labs

To use the Digital Legacy Lab, interested patrons are required to sign our Digital Legacy Lab User Agreement form. Training is not required but we encourage patrons to attend an orientation or watch our training videos before using the Digital Legacy Lab. Orientations last 90 minutes and are available in-person and virtually each month.

Want Some Help?

Need a little help operating a machine? Schedule your next visit during our Digital Legacy Lab consultation hours and let us help you digitize your documents.

Glass-walled room labeled "Digital Legacy Lab," with tables, computers, and chairs inside.

Available Formats

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Video

  • 8mm & Hi-8 Cassettes
  • 8mm & Super 8​ Film
  • DVDs & Mini DVDs
  • Mini DV Tapes
  • VHS​ & VHS-C Tapes
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Image

  • 4″x5″ Film
  • 50mm Slides
  • Documents & Photos
  • Film & Photo Negatives
  • Medium & Large Format Film
Icon of a speaker emitting sound waves.

Audio

  • Audio Cassettes
  • CDs
  • Live Audio
  • Vinyl​ Records

Video Tutorials

Haven’t been to the Digital Legacy Lab in a bit and need a quick refresher? Jog your memory with our video collection of equipment tutorials.

View video tutorials »

Available Equipment

Tips, Tricks, & Additional Info

More Than Digitization

Digital Legacy Labs are more than just digitization spaces; they are spaces filled with high tech equipment that can be used to pursue creative interests of all types and sizes. Whether you are looking to start a podcast with friends, design a monthly newsletter for your business, record music with a band, or create digital art, our Digital Legacy Labs can handle these tasks and more.

Saving Your Work

Before beginning your digitization or creative projects, please note that the Library does not provide storage devices like USB flash drives or CDs to save your work. Digital Legacy Lab specialists recommend all users bring a 8GB USB flash drive with them during their visit. Other methods of saving your work include: cloud storage (Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Apple iCloud), CDs, DVDs, and email.

Adobe Creative Suite

To save and preserve your physical documents in the best possible condition, Digital Legacy Labs are home to the complete Adobe Creative Suite. Learn how to use these programs to save and restore your documents to their fullest potential with LinkedIn Learning’s Adobe tutorials, perfect for both beginners and professionals.

Questions?

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Want to talk with a specialist before coming in? Please feel free to contact us.

Digital Legacy Lab

Create, Collaborate, Educate

Our Digital Legacy Labs are creative, collaborative, and educational spaces that provide access to advanced software, technologies, and equipment used to convert analog materials and memories to digital files. Digital Legacy Labs are available at all Geauga County Public Library branches and to all library cardholders.

Using the Labs

To use the Digital Legacy Lab, interested patrons are required to sign our Digital Legacy Lab User Agreement form. Training is not required but we encourage patrons to attend an orientation or watch our training videos before using the Digital Legacy Lab. Orientations last 90 minutes and are available in-person and virtually each month.

Want Some Help?

Need a little help operating a machine? Schedule your next visit during our Digital Legacy Lab consultation hours and let us help you digitize your documents.

Available Formats

Icon of a video camera.

Video

  • 8mm & Hi-8 Cassettes
  • 8mm & Super 8​ Film
  • DVDs & Mini DVDs
  • Mini DV Tapes
  • VHS​ & VHS-C Tapes
Icon of a picture camera.

Image

  • 4″x5″ Film
  • 50mm Slides
  • Documents & Photos
  • Film & Photo Negatives
  • Medium & Large Format Film
Icon of a speaker emitting sound waves.

Audio

  • Audio Cassettes
  • CDs
  • Live Audio
  • Vinyl​ Records

Available Equipment

Quick Links

Video Tutorials

Haven’t been to the Digital Legacy Lab in a bit and need a quick refresher? Jog your memory with our video collection of equipment tutorials.

View video tutorials »

Questions?

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Want to talk with a specialist before coming in? Please feel free to contact us.

Tips, Tricks, & Additional Info

More Than Digitization

Digital Legacy Labs are more than just digitization spaces; they are spaces filled with high tech equipment that can be used to pursue creative interests of all types and sizes. Whether you are looking to start a podcast with friends, design a monthly newsletter for your business, record music with a band, or create digital art, our Digital Legacy Labs can handle these tasks and more.

Saving Your Work

Before beginning your digitization or creative projects, please note that the Library does not provide storage devices like USB flash drives or CDs to save your work. Digital Legacy Lab specialists recommend all users bring a 8GB USB flash drive with them during their visit. Other methods of saving your work include: cloud storage (Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Apple iCloud), CDs, DVDs, and email.

Adobe Creative Suite

To save and preserve your physical documents in the best possible condition, Digital Legacy Labs are home to the complete Adobe Creative Suite. Learn how to use these programs to save and restore your documents to their fullest potential with LinkedIn Learning’s Adobe tutorials, perfect for both beginners and professionals.

Digital Legacy Lab

Create, Collaborate, Educate

Our Digital Legacy Labs are creative, collaborative, and educational spaces that provide access to advanced software, technologies, and equipment used to convert analog materials and memories to digital files. Digital Legacy Labs are available at all Geauga County Public Library branches and to all library cardholders.

Using the Labs

To use the Digital Legacy Lab, interested patrons are required to sign our Digital Legacy Lab User Agreement form. Training is not required but we encourage patrons to attend an orientation or watch our training videos before using the Digital Legacy Lab. Orientations last 90 minutes and are available in-person and virtually each month.

Want Some Help?

Need a little help operating a machine? Schedule your next visit during our Digital Legacy Lab consultation hours and let us help you digitize your documents.

Available Formats

Icon of a video camera.

Video

  • 8mm & Hi-8 Cassettes
  • 8mm & Super 8​ Film
  • DVDs & Mini DVDs
  • Mini DV Tapes
  • VHS​ & VHS-C Tapes
Icon of a picture camera.

Image

  • 4″x5″ Film
  • 50mm Slides
  • Documents & Photos
  • Film & Photo Negatives
  • Medium & Large Format Film
Icon of a speaker emitting sound waves.

Audio

  • Audio Cassettes
  • CDs
  • Live Audio
  • Vinyl​ Records

Available Equipment

Quick Links

Video Tutorials

Haven’t been to the Digital Legacy Lab in a bit and need a quick refresher? Jog your memory with our video collection of equipment tutorials.

View video tutorials »

Questions?

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Want to talk with a specialist before coming in? Please feel free to contact us.

Additional Info

More Than Digitization

Digital Legacy Labs are more than just digitization spaces; they are spaces filled with high tech equipment that can be used to pursue creative interests of all types and sizes. Whether you are looking to start a podcast with friends, design a monthly newsletter for your business, record music with a band, or create digital art, our Digital Legacy Labs can handle these tasks and more.

Saving Your Work

Before beginning your digitization or creative projects, please note that the Library does not provide storage devices like USB flash drives or CDs to save your work. Digital Legacy Lab specialists recommend all users bring a 8GB USB flash drive with them during their visit. Other methods of saving your work include: cloud storage (Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Apple iCloud), CDs, DVDs, and email.

Adobe Creative Suite

To save and preserve your physical documents in the best possible condition, Digital Legacy Labs are home to the complete Adobe Creative Suite. Learn how to use these programs to save and restore your documents to their fullest potential with LinkedIn Learning’s Adobe tutorials, perfect for both beginners and professionals.