Physical Education
Video Players/ Recorders
Televisions
Pedometers
We use video recorders / DVD recorders and television for viewing of videos pertinent to health and physical education subjects. Television and recording devices are used most often in our weekly Life Course instruction that is required by the state. We also use pedometers to measure steps taken during the mile run and approximate calories burned.
Boy's Basketball
Video Camera
Video Players/ Recorders
DVD Duplicator
We use Mini DV camera for practice & games. DVR & VCR / Television for scouting and watching our game and practice footage. We also use computer for downloading statistics. We also “borrow football DVD copy machine.
Football
Video Cameras
Desktop Computers
Laptop Computers
Network Switches
External DVD Burner
One-to-Eleven DVD Disk Duplicator
Digital Sports Video
Scenealyzer
PlayCard Pro
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Excel
We use Microsoft Outlook to email practice schedules and scripts back and forth to each other every day. We also use Microsoft Excel to do those schedules plus all of our game plan cards and wristbands. We capture film into the computer with a software called Scenealyzer. We have another software called DSV (Digital Sports Video) that is a database used to log, organize, and breakdown both our film and our opponents film. We also use a software called PlayCard Pro to draw our opponents formations and fronts for scout team purposes. As far as hardware goes, we film all practices and games with a mini-DV camera, and we utilize laptops and projectors for viewing this film in the office and in meetings with players. All of our video is stored on a 800 GB hard drive on our base computer. It is a monster that is set up as a server for our DSV network. We run the video thru 1gbps network switches to and from this machine. We burn film from the computer to DVD's. We have a 1-11 disk DVD duplicator to make copies efficiently and get film in our players' hands.
Athletic Training
SportsWare
Down here in the sports medicine department we use a program called Sports Ware. Here is a brief overview of what it is all about.
Since 1991, SportsWare has been the leading injury tracking software available. Athletic Trainers in grade schools, high schools, colleges and professional teams around the globe rely on SportsWare to record, manage, and report their training room information.
SportsWare makes it easy to record your data. The program has an intuitive layout and includes smart-type pull-down lists, auto-type notes, and a spell checker. Data can be recorded through a single computer, a network, a PDA, or a laptop.
SportsWare makes it easy to manage your data. Each database includes a listing screen that shows a summary of the stored records in that database. The listing screen custom order, filter, and sort commands allow you to organize and view records in the order you want them to appear. Simply double click an entry to open an underlying record.
And most importantly, SportsWare makes it easy to report your data. SportsWare includes over 50 predefined report formats so you can create the reports you need in seconds. Plus SportsWare includes a custom report generator, which allows you to design you own reports, including statistics and groups.
Girls Basketball
Video Camera
DVD Burner
Practice Planner Pro
Statware
We use a program called Practice Planner Pro to plan our basketball practices. Video camera to film games and record from Mini DV to DVD. We also have a Statware program for keeping stats during our games.
Volleyball
Video Camera
DVD Burner
Computer
DVD Player
Projector
Microsoft Outlook
The only technology we use is the video camera and then we convert the tapes to DVD’s and use computer or DVD player with the projector to watch the film. The only other thing is I use the computer to email stats into the paper, along with entering stats into the State for award recognition.
Track & Field
Computer
Projector
Web Based Application
I created a web site for our track & field and cross county programs. I have also used the projector to review form drills and an easier way to discuss pacing charts from my computer
Video Players/ Recorders
Televisions
Pedometers
We use video recorders / DVD recorders and television for viewing of videos pertinent to health and physical education subjects. Television and recording devices are used most often in our weekly Life Course instruction that is required by the state. We also use pedometers to measure steps taken during the mile run and approximate calories burned.
Boy's Basketball
Video Camera
Video Players/ Recorders
DVD Duplicator
We use Mini DV camera for practice & games. DVR & VCR / Television for scouting and watching our game and practice footage. We also use computer for downloading statistics. We also “borrow football DVD copy machine.
Football
Video Cameras
Desktop Computers
Laptop Computers
Network Switches
External DVD Burner
One-to-Eleven DVD Disk Duplicator
Digital Sports Video
Scenealyzer
PlayCard Pro
Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Excel
We use Microsoft Outlook to email practice schedules and scripts back and forth to each other every day. We also use Microsoft Excel to do those schedules plus all of our game plan cards and wristbands. We capture film into the computer with a software called Scenealyzer. We have another software called DSV (Digital Sports Video) that is a database used to log, organize, and breakdown both our film and our opponents film. We also use a software called PlayCard Pro to draw our opponents formations and fronts for scout team purposes. As far as hardware goes, we film all practices and games with a mini-DV camera, and we utilize laptops and projectors for viewing this film in the office and in meetings with players. All of our video is stored on a 800 GB hard drive on our base computer. It is a monster that is set up as a server for our DSV network. We run the video thru 1gbps network switches to and from this machine. We burn film from the computer to DVD's. We have a 1-11 disk DVD duplicator to make copies efficiently and get film in our players' hands.
Athletic Training
SportsWare
Down here in the sports medicine department we use a program called Sports Ware. Here is a brief overview of what it is all about.
Since 1991, SportsWare has been the leading injury tracking software available. Athletic Trainers in grade schools, high schools, colleges and professional teams around the globe rely on SportsWare to record, manage, and report their training room information.
SportsWare makes it easy to record your data. The program has an intuitive layout and includes smart-type pull-down lists, auto-type notes, and a spell checker. Data can be recorded through a single computer, a network, a PDA, or a laptop.
SportsWare makes it easy to manage your data. Each database includes a listing screen that shows a summary of the stored records in that database. The listing screen custom order, filter, and sort commands allow you to organize and view records in the order you want them to appear. Simply double click an entry to open an underlying record.
And most importantly, SportsWare makes it easy to report your data. SportsWare includes over 50 predefined report formats so you can create the reports you need in seconds. Plus SportsWare includes a custom report generator, which allows you to design you own reports, including statistics and groups.
Girls Basketball
Video Camera
DVD Burner
Practice Planner Pro
Statware
We use a program called Practice Planner Pro to plan our basketball practices. Video camera to film games and record from Mini DV to DVD. We also have a Statware program for keeping stats during our games.
Volleyball
Video Camera
DVD Burner
Computer
DVD Player
Projector
Microsoft Outlook
The only technology we use is the video camera and then we convert the tapes to DVD’s and use computer or DVD player with the projector to watch the film. The only other thing is I use the computer to email stats into the paper, along with entering stats into the State for award recognition.
Track & Field
Computer
Projector
Web Based Application
I created a web site for our track & field and cross county programs. I have also used the projector to review form drills and an easier way to discuss pacing charts from my computer