Learning about Lecture Capture Technology

The use of Lecture Capture is expanding in both Higher Ed and K-12. What kinds of tools and technologies are being used to capture and rebroadcast lecture content?

One of the main reasons that I blog is to learn - picking a technology from the expanding array of those being used in education today, researching it, and sharing my findings here. I’ve been wanting to learn more about Lecture Capture and the technology that enables it for some time now, so off we go.

If you want to learn about something (and you’re a tech geek like me), “Google” it. A Google search for the phrase “lecture capture” returned Educause’s, “7 things you should know about … Lecture Capture” article as one of the top results. I’m not particularly surprised by this, as Educause has produced many of these wonderful 2 page overviews of Ed Tech topics. I highly recommend giving this article a read through for a nice overall picture of what lecture capture is, a little about how it works, concerns and issues to be aware of, and more.

We’re going to focus on the technology in this post.

[Please click here to read the complete post at EmergingEdTech.com, where I blog regularly about the use of Internet tools in education, and other instructional technologies. Thanks!]