Panopto allows creators to edit their recordings. This post looks at the most common editing tasks you are likely to want to do. Trimming Sometimes you might want to tidy up the beginning or end of a lecture recording. For…
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Focus on Panopto: Sharing recordings
Panopto is primarily used to record lectures, in which case lecturers will usually make the recording directly into the folder for a particular module. When those recordings have finished processing they will be visible to students on that module. Sometimes,…
Focus on Panopto: Notes and Bookmarks
Recorded lectures are a useful resource for students and Panopto offers some great tools to help make the most of them. In this post we will be looking at Notes and Bookmarks. Notes Making notes as you watch a Panopto…
Focus on Panopto: Quizzes and Discussions
Panopto brings some superb features for improving engagement with your students, two of those features are Quizzes and Discussions which will be the focus of this blog post. Quizzes Panopto allows you to create quizzes which can be set to…
Tagged with: discussion, interaction, Interactive teaching, Lecture Capture, Lectures, Quizzes
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Posted in Panopto
Scaffolding student learning with lecture capture.
For this post, Tab Betts (Technology Enhanced Learning) spoke to Professor Janet Boddy (Education) about her experience of using lecture capture in her teaching at the University of Sussex. Listen here to what Janet had to say about how lecture…
Tagged with: Janet Boddy, Lecture Capture, Lectures
Posted in Study Direct, Technology Enhanced Learning
Posted in Study Direct, Technology Enhanced Learning
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