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- Sharing EchoVideo Content for Faculty
Embed your media in Canvas via the Rich Content Editor to create new, reuse content, or upload media. Embed content within an Announcement, Assignment, Discussion, Page, etc.). Students can interact with your recordings or polls on a computer or on a mobile device.
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- Create EchoVideo Content for Faculty
Set up video assignments for students to create and submit a presentations, biographies, etc. using EchoVideo..
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- EchoVideo Student Help
All students rostered in a Canvas course have access to videos shared through a EchoVideo in Canvas. Students do not have a separate log in outside of their SVSU network password. Students can access EchoVideo content in a variety of ways inside of Canvas.
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View Echo360 Lecture Capture resources, access webinars, explore use case videos from others, learn what's new and more.
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- EchoVideo - LTI Error Messages seen in Canvas
The LTI error displays in Canvas when an instructor uses Student view when trying to view EchoVideo content. This is normal and something faculty can disregard.
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- EchoVideo - LTI Error Messages seen in Canvas
A unauthorized error displays in Canvas or other locations where a public link was previously used. Media stored in EchoVideo must be shared with students by embedding media in Canvas content type (e.g., Page, Discussion, Assignment, etc.) or publishing to an EchoVideo course(s).
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- Lecture Capture for Faculty
Classroom Capture will record everything you do on the computer screen and audio, there is not a camera so you will not be recorded teaching at the podium computer. This article walks you through the steps when you have scheduled classes with Classroom Capture installed in the podium computer. If you requested Live Stream to be enabled your students can view your class meeting(s) remotely.
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- Engage/Poll in EchoVideo for Faculty
Create polls from scratch, edit, and reuse them in videos. Refine and increase student learning and engagement, use interactive media in your synchronous or asynchronous classes.
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- View Analytics in EchoVideo for Faculty
Monitor all video views and poll responses in your course and identify students who may be falling behind.
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View this quick guide to learn more about the latest enhancements to EchoVideo (Echo360), hotfixes and new features.
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- Edit EchoVideo Content for Faculty
Add a PowerPoint or PDF as supplemental material to share with students. You can embed polling and media slides in them creating an interactive experience for students.
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- Accessibility and EchoVideo
Use built-in transcript editor in EchoVideo to correct your media for ADA Title II compliance. Your transcript must be 99% correct, this includes punctuation, capitalization, and audio description.
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This article covers a comparison of screen capture tools with a video editing capabilities that you can use at SVSU.
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EchoVideo provides engagement tools, allows faculty to record videos anywhere, and share content in Canvas. Works with Teams, OneDrive, and Zoom (pro-account only).
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- Edit EchoVideo Content for Faculty
Allows you to create a media Collection in your Library to share with instructors or students outside of an Echo360 (EchoVideo) course. You can set various permissions for what they are allowed to do with your media.