Tag Archives: video
Requesting a SBCapture recording
SBCapture is used for different purposes on campus and we have a few different mechanisms for turning on Echo360 for your course.
Most common:
You want regularly scheduled recording throughout most if not all of the semester.
In this case, you will want to fill out this form: https://docs.google.com/a/stonybrook.edu/forms/d/16EifqVp3kAsiBHKoIaGX7OGtKE2v_oGfAz5o2maU0hY/viewform
One time recordings:
Maybe you have a guest speaker coming to your class that you want to capture, or you are holding a review outside of regular class hours – fill out this form:
https://docs.google.com/a/stonybrook.edu/forms/d/12YgJk11kRUv9s2-9IKbgwvWrs_9zE9CtezcXkjv1ED8/viewform
Personal Capture:
You want to upload your own video or use the echo360 personal capture application to record videos for your course. Then fill out this form: https://docs.google.com/a/stonybrook.edu/forms/d/1QlkXe31SyGVHoDjfEULIQ89u2TMoX96cr5fOP4z_cBc/viewform
Media Injest:
If you are dropping off video to be uploaded into the echocenter for your course (only materials that you have permission to use please): This is your form. https://docs.google.com/a/stonybrook.edu/forms/d/1ZwB-k40UeEFeJpwu-kLuBe4sZ3Bg_UK3G06EFEZXMMU/viewform
The Lightboard Arrives!
Special thanks to the SoMAS EShop for constructing this baby for us! Alex and Tom you are the best! Also thank you to Greg for all the work you have done on the One Button Studio!
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- Lightboard Delivery
Lightboards & You
Lightboards can also display figures to be marked up.
If there is anything that makes me happy, it is when a new tech item actually fits into how education properly functions. Last week, we finally pulled the trigger and ordered the manufacture of a Lightboard from the SoMAS Ocean Instrument Laboratory.
This is why a Lightboard is so awesome… it lets an instructor do what they already are great at… write on a surface (traditionally a chalk board or a white board) while explaining concepts, but facing towards the students. The reason that this works, is because we are going to record this to video – not teach in front of a live audience. That way, you can point the camera into a mirror, or flip the video in post-production so that it is readable to the audience.