Echo360 is a lecture capture solution that can record in-class sessions that automatically captures:

you, at the podium room/system audio your computer a document camera any additional input (eg. media playing)

This system is entirely automatic and can make recordings available for students to watch online after class. It requires no intervention from the instructor beyond their request to have a class recorded.

Note: Echo360 recordings are for academic purposes only.

How does it work? 

 

What is Echo360 Live and how does it work?

While most instructors provide a recording of their lecture after the fact, there is also the ability to provide students with a live stream of the lecture while it is happening. Note that while students will be able to watch the lecture live, interactivity is very limited.

Echo360 Live streaming information (instructors)

Echo360 Live streaming information (students)

How to get started with Echo360

If you are teaching in one of the classrooms listed below and are interested in having your classes captured by Echo360 or live streamed, please follow the steps below.

Step 1. Verify that your classroom has Echo360 installed below.
Step 2. Request the recording by following the instructions to complete the form in BPM
Step 3. Add the Echo 360 link into your myCourses site (pdf)

Echo360 is available in:

Auditorium	Charlton College of Business	College of Visual and Performing Arts	Dion Science and Engineering	Liberal Arts	Library
006	115 149 240 247 248 340 341	105 153 156	101 105 109 110 114 115 116 303 305 311	104 107 110 111 113 115 116 117 119 121 201A 204 206 209 210 213 214 215 217 218	205 206 207
School of Marine Science and Technology	Science and Engineering	Spruce	Textiles	UMass Law
W 204 E 101 E 102 E 103	113 114 115 117 118 207 210	128 130	101 102	116 117 123 231 232 233 234

 

Additional Resources

How to Share Echo recordings inside and outside of myCourses

Note: Use of Echo360 is done in accordance with the UMass Dartmouth Lecture Capture Policy.