Tag Archives: Lecture capture

Nov 26 2010

Publishing Echo recorded lectures in Moodle

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EchoSystem, the lecture recording service we are running at LSE, provides various methods for publishing links to recorded lectures in Moodle, our VLE (LMS). The “Moodle Publisher” places the links in the course calendar, with each recording listed as a … Continue reading

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Aug 5 2009

Staff Survey – lecture capture

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Every year we send out a survey to staff to gauge the effect of various technologies, such as Moodle and it’s many components, online readings and lecture capture on their teaching. This year 138 people completed the survey. I was … Continue reading

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Jul 10 2009

Symposium at York University: lecture capture, content production & Second Life

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Jane and I participated in a one day in-house symposium at the University of York this week. The audience were made up of both academic and support staff interested in learning from other universities about lecture capture, audio and video … Continue reading

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Jun 25 2009

DIVERSE video and teaching conference 2009

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This week I’m attending the 9th annual DIVERSE conference in Aberystwyth. DIVERSE stands for “Developing Innovative Visual Educational Resources for Students Everywhere” and the focus of the conference tends to be on video resources, although it is not entirely limited … Continue reading

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May 19 2009

Echo360 "EchoSystem" reviewed

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Here at LSE we’ve been using lecture capture systems for a few years now, starting with Anystream Apreso and moving on to EchoSystem by Echo 360 over the last academic year. I’ve been meaning to post a review of our … Continue reading

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Jun 5 2008

Lecture capture evaluation: report of the focus group

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Methodology and design A focus group was conducted in place of the survey that has previously been used to evaluate video lectures. A series of open ended questions were devised in order to gather opinions about student experiences of lecture … Continue reading

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May 20 2008

George Soros live webcast

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George Soros is speaking tomorrow (May 21st) as part of the regular LSE events programme but this is the first time that LSE has streamed such an event live. I mention it here because we’ve been able to do this … Continue reading

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May 2 2008

Web conferencing a-go-go

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Today has ended up being a day for looking at web conferencing software! This morning I went with Matt to London Knowledge Lab to look at Elluminate. We already have a licence for Wimba Live Classroom and unfortunately so far … Continue reading

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Nov 20 2007

Inaugural Echo 360 users conference, Coventry

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Yesterday I attended the first-ever Echo 360 (formerly Apreso) conference which saw 40 or so people gather at Coventry University to look at how they are implementing lecture/event recording systems at their institutions. The day started with a number of … Continue reading

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Jun 18 2007

Citing and Referencing: video lecture now available

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Knowing how to cite and reference properly is very important when you are preparing essays and other assignments. It’s also important to know how to cite properly in your dissertation. The Library and Centre for Learning Technology have made available … Continue reading

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