Lecture Capture Demonstration and Tutorial

Tegrity

Welcome To TLT at S&T!

• Amy Skyles

• Instructional Technologist for Educational Technology at Missouri S&T

• skylesa@mst.edu

• Think of a number between 1 and 10.

• Multiply your number by 9.

• Take your new number and add the two numbers together. So, if your new number is 24, then 2+4=6.

• Now subtract 5.

• Relate your number to a letter in the alphabet (1=A, 2=B, etc.)

• Think of a country that starts with your letter.

• Think of an animal that begins with the second letter of your country.

A Little Afternoon Pick-Me Up

Outline

• Features

• Notes and Concerns

• What is Most Important

• How Tegrity Looks

• Sample Recording

• Create Your Own Recording

Features

• Integrates with LMS

• Cloud-based

• Webcast/record

• Download/upload

• Share link outside of LMS

• Student recording

• Remote test proctoring

• Insert bookmarks/links

Things to Note

• Tegrity works best with Internet Explorer 8

• Tegrity works well for recording with Firefox 3.6

• Tegrity requires a recorder and a player. These are both quick, one time downloads.

Major Concerns • Do you get nervous when cameras are all

around you?

• Do you worry about additional steps to begin your lecture?

• Do you worry that the technology won’t work?

• Do you worry that if you record lectures that students won’t show up to class?

• Do you worry that broadcasting lectures makes the instructor obsolete?

What is Most Important When Investigating Lecture Capture?

• The tool itself is not important…

• The important things are how and why you use it!

Sample Tegrity Recording

This recording is an introduction to additional features included in Tegrity

Login Information for Recording • Go to

http://mst.tegrity.com

• Five accounts have been set up for this session. mstuser1

mstuser2

mstuser3

mstuser4

mstuser5

Lecture Capture News • Educause

– “Lecture Capture Systems: Are They Worth It?”

– “7 things you should know about…Lecture Capture”

• Inside Higher Ed

– “Fans and Fears of ‘Lecture Capture’”

• Penn State

– “Lecture Capture: Current Research and Future Directions”