A positive portrayal of Lecture Capture from History of Art

Posted on July 15, 2014 by Rebecca Henderson

    Fourteen students, one lecturer, an audio recorder and a microphone: Lecture Capture proved a straightforward installation and an instant success in the History of Art Department Before Panopto was introduced, daily lectures were typically captured by using an audio … Continue reading →

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Panopto pulls through at Egrove Park

Posted on July 4, 2014 by Rebecca Henderson

Panopto’s capabilities for recording conferences were not just tested by Digital Humanities. Egrove Park, an annex of the Saïd Business School, ran a half-day workshop that was recorded by Panopto. The workshop was structured around flash talks lasting 3-4 minutes … Continue reading →

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Experiment pays off: successful use of Lecture Capture in Physics

Posted on July 4, 2014 by Rebecca Henderson

  ‘Condensed Particle Matter’ is a 3rd year physics option. Highly challenging and highly conceptual, its abstruse subject matter makes it a topic that requires much dedicated revision. Lecture Capture introduced a new method of revisiting the course material: the … Continue reading →

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What does Lecture Capture offer?

Posted on July 1, 2014 by Rebecca Henderson

Following investigations in 2013, the technology currently being trialled is Panopto. Panopoto is one of various ‘lecture capture’ software programmes that enables a lecturer to easily record their lecture, either during a live session, or from his or her desk. … Continue reading →

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