You've come a long way, lecture capture. A decade ago, the technology offered little more than a stodgy record of the sage on the stage--a viewing necessity only for students unwilling, or unable, to ...

Lecture capture, proclaimed Alan Greenberg, analyst and partner for Wainhouse Research, "is one of the hottest things to come along since WiFi or the iPhone." After all, why sit in a classroom to ...

This guide covers the basics of teaching with UAB’s Lecture Capture system. For more in depth information on Lecture Capture, please search the classroom technology table to find your specific room.

This guide covers how lecture capture works, how to manage the classroom camera/projector, and how to run a live meeting for students that are remote through Zoom. Click the green buttons below to ...

Monday’s IHE article about Open Source lecture capture tools offers yet another reminder about the link between instructional resources, instructional expectations (entitlements?), and the campus IT ...

You have /3 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. I heard a great idea from a faculty member today: lecture capture for prelims. Apparently, students ...

A Pennsylvania school district is using lecture capture to offer online access to classroom content. As one of the early adopters of lecture capture in K-12, the district faced some unique challenges.

[Today’s students] are pushing lecture capture, not as a tool to replace class, but as a tool to review it and get even more out of it. Jimmy Lieu, University of Pennsylvania One of the most ...

This is a sponsored article. Lecture Capture is any technology with the ability to record (or capture) lecture content and make it available in digital format (on-demand or live) for students. Many ...

A positive and surprising aspect of improving automated lecture capture and streaming during the pandemic has been the spur-of-the-moment creativity and innovation from customers who found ways to ...

"I don't think it's my job to make students come to class," says Dr. Ingrid Ulbrich, chemistry instructor at CU Boulder. Nor does she think it important to take attendance, though she cares deeply ...