As Columbia digital media grows, so does student access to some of the world's leading thinkers. Columbia's three digital media organizations bring the following benefits to students:

CCNMTL provides students with

• Enhanced classroom experiences through online multimedia archives, study environments and other interactive tools
• Easier, better connections with faculty and fellow students through bulletin boards or course chat rooms
• New online tools, such as CU Analyzer, that support study and research
• Content-rich resources that offer additional information and sources for course assignments.

Through Columbia DKV, Columbia students can

• Gain free access to Columbia DKV e-seminars to learn more about topics taught at Columbia
• Reach more sources for research through Columbia Interactive, an organized body of Columbia's digital content
• Collaborate with faculty and students at Columbia and beyond, through a variety of online learning experiences
• Incubate a digital media company based on a new online tool or educational software.

On Fathom, Columbia students can

• Discover cutting-edge ideas from 13 cultural and educational institutions and their leaders in specific fields through free articles, interviews, e-seminars and short e-courses
• Discover books recommended by experts
• Gain free access to online learning
• Access more than 85,000 reference entries from top sources
• Explore for-fee online courses for credit from Columbia and other institutions.