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Faculty Question of the Week (November 10, 2022)

November 10, 2022

How can I download lecture videos that were uploaded to MS Stream by a former TA?

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Quercus Updates (July 22, 2021)

July 22, 2021

This week: Quercus Assignments Update, This Week’s Faculty Question: I am trying to upload lecture video recordings (from last year’s BB Collaborate) to my current course. I created a module for them and managed to upload a few but now I am getting an “Error 400” message for the rest.

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Don’t forget to hit record!

March 20, 2020

If possible, it is recommended that you record any live course sessions, to allow access for those who were not able to attend, had technical difficulties, or perhaps were unable to access the tech required to attend. This is, of course, a personal decision – thank you for considering it. Additionally, if you have PDFs or other annotated files, these could be shared with your class as well (pre- allows them to follow along; post- allows them to review).

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Planning Effective and Efficient Screencast Content

January 23, 2017

A very common method of creating lecture content it to record what is happening on your computer screen.

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