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Posted by Carl Marrelli  
What do the world's most demanding lecture capture systems have in common? You know, the ones running 300+ classrooms. Or 800+ weekly captures. Or an average of well over 10,000+ unique weekly views. Pretty simple, they all run EchoSystem and they all save money doing so. Echo360 is pleased to announce the latest release of the platform...
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Posted by EchoMary  
Have you ever had that moment where you have simply had enough of the news? That moment where the pundits are going on and on about something for no other reason than they need to fill airtime?

Before last week, I never thought about the 24x7 news cycle from the perspective of a young person entering the field. How do you prepare to be as...
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Tags: ASU, Cronkite School, journalism

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Posted by EchoMary  
The final day of the 2010 Echo360 Community Conference has wrapped up – and wow! Our clients never cease to impress, educate, and challenge us.

For those of you unable to attend, the recorded sessions will be available shortly. Tune in to lecturecapture.com for updates. Also, we’ll be posting a sample of the photos taken by our...
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Posted by EchoMary  
The first day is in the history books and we’ve had a busy day to say the least. There were a few hiccups (including a couple of disappearing laptops – Murphy’s Law ensures they will reappear Friday at 5PM…)

One of the most intriguing questions of the day came from Coventry U’s Juliet Hinrichsen and Amanda Hardy. Their highly...
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Tags: Coventry University, staff development, faculty

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Posted by EchoMary  
It's not a phenomenon reserved for the US, UK and Australia. Lecture capture is taking off in the Middle East, and we're seeing these institutions adopt the technology quickly. It is possible that trailblazers (like our friends in Australia) laid the groundwork for speedy growth around the world. But it is our recent experience that...
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Posted by EchoMary  
Continuity Planning: Lessons Learned from Colleges Around the World

The hot topic we’re seeing from colleges and universities today is continuity planning. Regardless of your opinion on the hype surrounding swine flu (aka H1N1), campuses around the globe are using the possibility of a massive outbreak as a platform to discuss, create and...
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Tags: continuity planning, curtin university. london school of economics, national university of singapore, best practices

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A byte of pedagogy

15 September 2009
Posted by Mike Fardon  
Over the past decade I have been closely involved with the evolution of lecture capture in Australia. For those of you unfamiliar with the region, lecture capture is at a relatively mature level of deployment in Australia with over half of universities capturing hundreds of lectures per week across most of their common lecture theatres. In...
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Posted by Tom Zelickman  
[font="Garamond"][size="4"]Why do I want to record?

I first asked the question “Why do I want record?” in the fall of 2000 as I returned to work at North Carolina State University. My interests had always included foreign language acquisition and I had just started working...
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Posted by EchoMary  
Many of you know about Echo360’s partnership with Blackboard (more to come on a later posting) that launched at BbWorld 09 last month.

But this wasn’t the only content partnership that launched at BbWorld. In fact, we’re definitely the small fish in...
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Tags: Blackboard, video, NBC

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Posted by EchoMary  
Lecture capture is a mainstay for many academic disciplines today. But after working at Echo360 for over four years, I’ve observed that law schools haven’t been as quick to embrace this technology. At first blush, law schools display the traits shared by departments that have expanded lecture capture: their own tech-savvy staff, advanced A/V...
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Tags: UNC, law school, podcast

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