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This article is for faculty already using Echo360 (EchoVideo). Learn different ways to record, manage, edit your media or transcript, tools/tips to engage your students, and what enhancements are new and coming.

Start using the new Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint) where you can create, upload, share inside and outside of SVSU, and access all videos in Microsoft 365 you own or that's been shared with you.

View this quick guide learn more about the latest enhancements to EchoVideo (Echo360), hotfixes and new features. Note: This page it is regularly maintained and kept up to date.

Learn how access your transcript to make your content in Microsoft Teams ADA compliant for all learners.

View or download the instructions on how to create an Ad-hoc capture in the classroom using Classroom Capture (software installed on the podium computer).

Flip (formerly Flipgrid) is a video discussion and video sharing app, free from Microsoft, built for classrooms and beyond. Flip is moving to Microsoft Teams for Education, the website and mobile app will retire on September 30, 2024.

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.

Zoom is a cloud-based video communication tool offered as a paid subscription and is not currently a university-wide solution. Zoom is best used for synchronous online meetings featuring screen sharing, webcam, polling, and chat. The features available depend on the account type. Zoom integrates with Canvas and EchoVideo.

SVSU staff and faculty have access to Adobe Creative Cloud software suite through their login credentials. The Enterprise license for Adobe includes a full suite of over 20 applications for graphic design, video editing, web development, and Acrobat Pro for editing PDFs. This guide covers how to install the Adobe Creative Cloud software suite.

Best practices for instructors when using the Upload/Media tool in Canvas and alternatives tools to record video.

If you have a Zoom Pro account and have an EchoVideo user account. Your Zoom cloud recordings will automatically copy to your EchoVideo Library. You can use embed in your video(s) in Canvas or publish to an EchoVideo course. Learn more in this article.

If you use Modules to structure your course material and use EchoVideo to share your class lectures, use the easy embed button. This publishing method allows students to watch your videos directly inside the content type (e.g., Assignment, Discussion, Page, etc.). The embedded video player meets accessibility needs with screen readers and closed captions.

Easily access a consolidated overview of all video views and polling analytics inside of your Echo account or from within Canvas allows you to see an overview of all data, or you can select specific media, click the Analytics button in the top menu (left of the Create button) or the link EchoVideo Course Analytics from your Canvas course menu.

EchoVideo's Universal Capture Personal software allows you to record synchronous or asynchronous lectures. This guide covers how to install the software on your computer.

Record lectures or supplemental material online with Browser Capture no software to install and it works on any computer (includes Chromebooks and Netbooks) with a supported browser and requires an internet connection. Record content in multiple ways and can choose from several virtual backgrounds when recording with your webcam.