When students started struggling in an enhanced calculus class back in 2005, Randy Tyndall and his team wanted to install a solution to help. Their solution of choice was a lecture capture system by Echo360, which enabled professors to capture lectures and computer demonstrations on a single screen for students to view after class. Lecture capture has also upped active learning among students, encouraged flipping the classroom, deepened distance learning, increased student retention rates and made it easier for professors to archive their lectures.
Source: www.higheredtechdecisions.com
“Don’t be afraid to start slow, and don’t be afraid to start with a smaller group and allow it to grow,” Young says. “You want your students and instructors to have a positive experience with it. Start with what you can manage, and grow from there.”
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