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Video Tool Adds Integration with Blackboard Learn

Students using Blackboard Learn can now view high definition video from the LMS on their PC and Mac computers or mobile devices running iOS.

LifeSize has integrated its video solution LifeSize UVC Video Center with Blackboard Learn, according to a prepared statement released today by LifeSize. With this new feature, Blackboard Learn users can now stream, record, and publish HD video through their LMS interface. The solution optimizes the video for all viewers, including desktop, laptops, and mobile devices.

LifeSize UVC Video Center is now available at US MSRP of $9,999. Additional information about the solution is available at LifeSize's Web site.

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Kanoe Namahoe is online editor for 1105 Media's Education Group. She can be reached at [email protected].

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