Echo360 Lecture Capture

Echo360 Lecture Capture enables instructors to record instructional content on their own computer or in their classroom. Students are then able to view the recording from within Blackboard. This provides students with a powerful tool to review content, access supplemental material or receive instruction that is web-based.

There are two ways you can make lecture captures; classroom capture and personal capture.

Classrooms with Echo360 Lecture Capture

If you prefer to start with a more high-level or visual overview, visit our Getting Instructors Started with Echo360 self-paced tutorial. It covers the basic functionality, common tasks, and contains videos and click-through pages that discuss the Echo360 interface and many of the same tasks as those linked below.

Introduction and Overview Open	Main menu navigation Library navigation Managing your media Courses page Class List Videos and presentations in a class Interactive media in a class More to courses than just classes
Creating, Uploading, and Editing Media Open	Creating Video with desktop Universal Capture Uploading media Uploading videos from your mobile device through the Echo360 App Creating Interactive Media (embedding polls into a video) Editing a video Editing a video's transcript
Sharing and Embedding Media	Embedding a video into your LMS/VLE Creating a link to your video to share Adding a video to an Echo360 course Adding interactive media to an Echo360 course
Course & Media Viewing Data	Course Analytics (student viewing and engagement data for Echo360 course-published media) Viewing Media Analytics (who is viewing your media, from where, and for how long?)
Using Echo360 with your LMS/VLE	Using Echo360 with Canvas Using Echo360 with Blackboard
Livestreaming and Conferencing Tool Integrations	Livestreaming Video Creating classes and videos from Zoom Importing media from OneDrive Using Echo360 with MS Teams