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Roles are created in Lecturecast based on your Moodle access. Moodle Tutors and Course Administrators have Instructor access to the Lecturecast sections for their Moodle courses. Non-Editing Tutors in Moodle and students have Student access to the Lecturecast sections for their Moodle courses. |
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There are a number of ways video content, other than scheduled recordings, can be placed in Lecturecast classes, these include:-
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By default, Lecturecast captures all material sent to the room's projector from any connected device (e.g PowerPoint slides from an attached laptop, handwritten notes or objects held under a visualiser). Audio is captured via a clip-on radio microphone and video of the presentation area (i.e the lecturer or presenter) is captured via a small fixed position camera. The video of the presenter may be omitted from the recording by ticking the appropriate box at the point of scheduling. |
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No. A recording can be configured to not include the presenter video. Alternatively, an existing recording can be recreated without the presenter video (this doesn’t affect the audio). | ||
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Yes, basic editing functionality allows sections to be removed from a video. Detailed instructions can be found within the Lecturecast ALP - Managing Content training guide. |
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There are a couple of things worth remembering that reduce possible ambiguities in recordings:-
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| During the lecture all you need to do is clip on the radio microphone and ensure it is turned on. |
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Yes, basic editing functionality allows sections to be removed from a video. Detailed instructions can be found within the Lecturecast ALP - Managing Content training guide. |
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Editing Lecturecast recordings is not necessary, but it is important. For example, where personal conversations between staff and students have been recorded, these can be edited. When scheduling Lecturecast recordings you can choose whether or not to make recordings automatically available for students to view. Instructors can also make any recording available or unavailable once it has been captured, as required. |
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There are a number of ways video content, other than scheduled recordings, can be placed in Lecturecast classes, these include:-
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Recordings and other content will held for a rolling seven year period following the last time the material was accessed. i.e for material to be automatically deleted it would need to sit un-viewed for seven years. |
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By default, downloads (MP4 files of screen presentation and audio) are disabled but may be enabled at section level by anyone with instructor access to the section. Note that before enabling or disabling content download, instructors should consult their colleagues teaching on the same module and check whether or not there is a departmental policy regarding the availability of downloadable recordings. | ||
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| title | How long willrecordings | be kept?Recordings and other content will held for a rolling seven year period following the last time the material was accessed. i.e for material to be automatically deleted it would need to sit un-viewed for seven years. |
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Guidance on this can be found on the Library's copyright pages for lectures, podcasts etc. |
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