Overview
Lecture capture enables the video capture of a class lecture or presentation using the computer in a classroom, an office, or from home. The supported lecture capture application, Panopto, is used primarily for instructional purposes. However, it may be used for other purposes like providing training videos or capturing visiting speakers.
Available To
Faculty, Students, Staff
Features
- The Panopto Recorder, a built-in computer camera and a microphone or a webcam are all that is needed to record the voice, and optionally video of a presenter and the contents of their computer screen, like a PowerPoint slide or a web page. It's also possible to record in a browser.
- The recording is uploaded to the Panopto server where it is available for access.
- The interface to record, save, and edit lectures is very intuitive and easy to use.
- Panopto recordings are automatically AI captioned. Captions can be edited if needed.
- Integration with Canvas allows students easy access to recordings in a course.
- Student assignments can be created using the Panopto Recorder on their own computers and then submitted to their instructor via a Canvas assignment or a Panopto assignment folder. Examples of assignments include presentations, digital storytelling, and foreign language practice sessions.
Getting Started
- All lab and classroom computers have the Panopto Recorder installed and available for use. Look for the Panopto Recorder icon on the Stonehill computer desktop.
- Students, faculty, and staff who need the recorder installed on their personal computer can follow the instructions to Download the Panopto Recorder. Alternatively, log in to Panopto directly at stonehill.hosted.panopto.com to access the Recorder; or record in a browser.
- Most laptop computers are equipped with built-in camera and microphone capabilities which are compatible with the Panopto Recorder. Video cameras and related equipment for use for instructional or business purposes may be available through equipment loan.
- Refer to the knowledge base resources found under Lecture Capture for assistance.