ISDS & Digital Business Skills
Lecture Capture Introduction to Lecture Capture Learning Outcomes - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Lecture Capture Introduction to Lecture Capture Learning Outcomes - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ISDS & Digital Business Skills Lecture Capture Introduction to Lecture Capture Learning Outcomes What will lecture capture actually do? What happens before a lecture? What happens during a lecture? What does the button do?
Learning Outcomes
- What will lecture capture actually do?
- What happens before a lecture?
- What happens during a lecture?
- What does the button do?
- How do I pause?
- Troubleshooting
- What happens after a lecture?
- Adding my recordings to moodle
- When can my students see my recordings?
- Manging my recordings
What does Lecture Capture record? Audio: picked up by the microphones in the lecture theatre Video: content shown on the projector during your class
What happens before a lecture? Lectures are automatically scheduled to record based on your academic timetable. You don’t need to do anything! Plan out your lecture accordingly with regards to material you may
- r may not deem appropriate to be recorded
What happens before a lecture?
You can collect a clip-on microphone from the business school reception. Some rooms have a lectern microphone. Take into account your position in the theatre so that the microphone can pick up your voice. We will also have catch-box microphones available in some teaching spaces
What happens during a lecture? Recordings will start automatically at the start of a lecture You can pause your recordings at any time During a lecture, the desk microphone will record audio Note: if you want to show notes, do so on the document camera; that way they’ll be recorded
Each teaching space will have a button on the desk that will light up to indicate if you’re being recorded. Recording WILL start automatically, but you do have control over pausing and re- starting the lecture once it’s recording. There will be a sticker surrounding the button explaining what each state means
Yellow = GETTING READY TO RECORD
Red = RECORDING
Push once to pause. The light will turn yellow
Flashing Yellow = PAUSED
Push once to continue recording. The light will turn Red
Green = NOT RECORDING
At the end of your lecture the light will turn green to indicate that it is no longer recording
What happens after a lecture?
- Your Lecture is processed by the Lecture Capture System.
- 2 working days before release to Review & Edit
Creating a Moodle Link
Option 1 - Access to all lectures recordings – place the link towards the top of the Moodle page. Name this resource as ‘Access to all Lecture Recordings’
Option 2 – Access to single lecture recording – This option is useful if you want your students to see the lecture on an appropriate week\topic in your Moodle area.
Creating a Moodle Link
(Recommendation)
Creating a Moodle Link
Step 1 – Create a Echo360 Activity using the External tool
- Log in to Moodle
- Turn Editing ON
- Click on ‘Add an activity or
Resource’
- Select ‘External Tool’ and click
add
- In the External Tool type, select ‘ECHO360
- In the Launch Container select – Default
(It’s worth looking at other options too.)
- Click on Save and Return to Course
Step 2 –Making your recordings available to your students - Publish
Click on the Lecture Capture Link
Option 1 All Lectures Option 2 Single Lecture in a week\topic
Managing your recordings
- Automatic Publish after 2 working days.
- Basic Editing
- Delete from timeline
- Crop from Start and End
- Analytics