Schools and institutions using Echo360 lecture capture technology will soon have a new way to manage and publish recorded content.
The University of Toronto has implemented a system for capturing video recordings of lectures and creating other video content both inside and outside the classroom.
Ready or not, schools are being forced to offer online or hybrid classes. AV Specialist Michael David Leiboff shares five tips to help colleges and universities prepare their classrooms for the lecture capture needs of today and tomorrow.
Joint venture aims to provide instructors with tools they can use to gauge learner comprehension and create an engaging classroom environment.
Eastern New Mexico University students—in particular non-traditional students and those living in rural areas—have a better way to take online courses, thanks to the school's new lecture capture tool.
Three leaders in flipped classroom instruction share their best practices for creating a classroom experience guaranteed to inspire lifelong learning.
Six universities have received grants under an expanded program aimed at researching teaching practices involving the use of technology, including flipped classrooms and blended learning.
Universities can use most recorded lectures for free, but in some cases payment may be required, distribution restricted, or permissions required.
Echo360 this week completed its acquisition of education technology developer LectureTools.
Sonic Foundry is previewing an update to its Mediasite EX Webcasting and streaming media suite, incorporating a range of workflow and content creation enhancements.