Common Objectives
Below is a list of common objectives for lecture capture:
- Record presentation and class material of lectures
- Record study information, discussions, and whiteboards from tutorials & studio sessions
- Record detailed actions of instructor, or students (simulation lab) for forensic review
- Peer-to-peer student-created video learning opportunities
- Distance learning (remote students or remote instructor)
- Flipped classroom (tutorials and discussions regarding recorded content)
Emerging Technology and Use-cases
A recording and streaming system may also be utilised for advanced applications:
- Mobile recording (user’s device tablet / phone)
- Live-streaming – Webinars (~10-50 viewers)
- Live-streaming – Broadcast over the internet (100+ viewers)
- Viewer participation through comments, annotation, et al
- Speech-to-text video search and indexing
- Artificial intelligence to generate close-captions (including language translation)
- Artificial intelligence to computer speech translation (speech synthesis)
Audiovisual Room Types
Below is a list of common types of rooms where lecture capture may be deployed:
- Lecture theatres
- Auditoriums
- Classrooms
- Studios
- Simulation labs (ie nurse training, flight simulators)
- Activity-based learning spaces