Lecture Recordings - Getting Started (Original)

Accessing your lecture recordings

1. From the Course Menu, select Learning Resources.
2. Click on the Lecture_Recordings link.

3. The first time you click on a link, the below screen will be displayed.

4. From the Step 2 drop-down list select your current course.
5. Select the Section home radio button under Step 3.
6. Click on the Connect button.

Warning: Please ensure that you select the internal campus offering (e.g St Lucia/ Gatton/ Herston etc.) and not the external offering of your course.

Warning: If your course is not appearing as an option in the list, log a job with eLearning to have your Echo360 section created.

7. The Echo360 ALP system will launch within your Learn.UQ site on the CLASSES tab which lists your lecture recordings. 

Note: The term "class" refers to an individual lecture recording (e.g. 8 September 2017, 4pm - 6pm).

Analytics

The ANALYTICS tab allows you to access real-time data for your recordings. You can identify who is watching your recordings, students who have flagged scenes or slides as confusing, and view a list of least engaged students.

Refer to the Analytics Overview guide for further information. 

Library

The Library page is a repository for all of your content, whether or not it is currently published to a course or is available to students.

If you are the primary instructor for a course and are identified as the instructor for the lecture recording, you will have access to your course library. 

Note: Lecture recordings created for the course automatically appear in your library. They remain there even if removed from the course.

Upload content to your Library

1. Click on the Create button and select Upload Media from the dropdown list. 

2. Click on the Library button to view your uploaded media and/or content shared with you.

Refer to the Working with Library Content (ECHO360) website for further information.

Q&A

The Q&A tab is one way to view course specific and/or general questions and peer responses being posted in your course. You can also view any course-specific questions, or post and respond to questions yourself while viewing the lecture recording content.

All questions posted from within the lecture recording, or questions that identify a particular lecture recording on the Q&A link will appear in the Discussions pane of the lecture recording.

1. Access the required lecture recording. 

2. Click on the Discussion icon. 

3. On this page, you will be able to:
   • View students and peer posts and responses.

• Post a new question with reference to course content (video and slide). 

• Respond to students questions. 

Note: Student are able to post anonymously, however instructors can still see the authors name in the post. Students cannot see the authors name when a post is anonymous.

Refer to the Getting Started with Echo360 ALP Lecture/Seminar Discussions guide for further information.

Notes & Bookmarking

Students can perform the following functions when they access the toolbar in their lecture recording:

• Take notes: students can take notes during and after a lecture as well as download a copy of their notes.
• Bookmark content: bookmarks let students mark locations in presentation or videos so they can find them quickly for future reference.
• Flag content: by clicking on the flag during a video or presentation students can flag content as confusing which is easily viewed by the instructor. 

Refer to the Getting Started guide on the student website for further information.