Lecture Capture Available to All U of A Faculty
Echo 360 allows you to capture each class lecture and then make it available through Blackboard. This invaluable service is available to all faculty at the U of A and is easy to setup and use. In fact, lecture capture can be scheduled in advance to record a class so the instructor does not have to use valuable time each week.
Lecture capture can be used to supplement in-class instruction, extend class time or offer distance learning.
"We want to continually seek new ways of supporting student learning and faculty support. Echo360 is a great example of that baseline support," Paige Francis, associate CIO, said.
Learn more about Echo360 now at tips.uark.edu/echo360-classroom-lecture-capture.
To get started recording your classes with Echo360, submit your fall schedule by August 4. For questions, contact Michael Duncan.
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Contacts
Erin C. Griffin, content strategy and IA specialist
Information Technology Services
479-575-2901,
ecgriff@uark.edu
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