What you will learn: Navigate through Echo360's Classroom Toolbar as a student and learn how to use each tool (top-right) of the Video Player, where you can
Bookmark content for review later, ask
Questions, participation in
Discussion,
Flag (content you find confusing), take
Notes which are time-segmented those notes turn into a
Study Guide.
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Overview of the Echo360 Classroom Video Player
Echo360 is system that allows students to view video recordings and join Live Stream classes in Canvas. Students can use the engagement tools inside of the Echo360 player to ask questions and interact with video and presentation media.
Article Sections
Click the article links below to review a specific topic.
Accessing Recorded Class Sessions
Click on the lecture that you need to watch from the list of Classes available (shown in the sample image). A grey media icon means you’ve opened the class, if the icon is green you haven't opened the class or entered the virtual classroom.
NOTE: If you see a recorded class session without a media icon, this means your instructor doesn't have the content available for you to watch. This maybe it is past a due date or it won't be available until a future date.
Notes and Bookmarks
You can take notes while watching a recorded lecture. Click the Notes icon to take notes while watching a video and begin typing. You will also see your time-stamped bookmarks. Creating notes and adding bookmarks are saved to your study guide in chronological order.
The numbers to the left of the note (image below) are the slide that the note is synced to. Notes can be edited, deleted, or downloaded.
Q&A
Q&A tool is available for a Live Stream class or when watching a pre-recorded video. When asking a question if you would like to reference a specific time of the lecture, toggle on Reference class content. You can post anonymously so your classmates do not know who asked the question, but your professor will.
Discussion and Q&A
The discussion icon opens up a panel with previous discussions that you can respond to this can be for Live Stream class or when watching a pre-recorded video. You can bookmark another classmate's response and endorse it via the "thumbs up" icon. You can also ask a new question. Learn more about participating in a class discussion and Q&A.
Bookmark
Adding bookmarks allow you to add locations of a video lecture or presentation that you want to come back and review. The bookmarks are saved in your Study Guide. If there is a PowerPoint or Polling slide you would be prompted to select Bookmark scene or Bookmark slide. NOTE: This feature is not available with a Live Stream class.
Flag Confusing Content
Click on the flag to let the instructor know at what point of the video you were confused this can be for Live Stream class or when watching a pre-recorded video. If there is a PowerPoint or Polling slide you would be prompted to select Confusing scene or Confusing slide.
Transcription (Read and Search)
The transcript in the video can be accessed from the document icon (it appears if the instructor has it enabled). You can search the transcript and read along as you watch the video. The transcript panel can be opened inside of the video player when you click on the document icon.
Accessing the transcript

Viewing the transcript

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Study Guide
Use the Study Guide tab to view all the notes and any bookmarks you created during each class. At the top left, you can select the lecture and your corresponding notes. Clicking on a time-stamp will take you directly to the location of the video.
Leaving the Class
To view or exit the class session and enter another class without exiting the video player, click the Class list icon. The list of classes available to view or participate in will display where you can select another class. Choose the X (top-right) to close the class list.
Exit the Classroom (Video Player)
To exit the classroom (video player), click on the right top corner and it will take you back to the Classes list page. NOTE: The video player will always remember where you left off if you exit the virtual classroom. You can use the Rewind and forward controls to go back or forward, click the play head to the location of where you want to resume watching, or start the recording from the beginning.