Web/Video Conferencing and Lecture Capture/ Streaming
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Instructors at UConn can set up web/video conferencing and lecture capture/streaming.
Academic IT (AIT) provides technical solutions for both synchronous and asynchronous content delivery. They focus on assisting faculty to effectively integrate these technologies into their courses or seminars.
Synchronous
Video conferencing classrooms are located at every campus. The systems allow UConn to connect one or more sites regionally, nationally, and internationally for scheduled classes, administrative meetings, and other conferences.
To learn how to conduct video conferencing in University rooms, visit Web Conferencing in a UConn Room
Asynchronous, One-Way Streaming, and Recording
UConn uses Kaltura for lecture capture and streaming/recording. All classrooms have the necessary technology to record lectures ad hoc. Certain classrooms also have live-streaming capability. To learn which rooms have live-streaming capabilities, navigate to classrooms.uconn.edu.
Learn about recording in University classrooms: Kaltura Live Lecture Capture
In addition to the room-based Kaltura systems, we also support Kaltura Capture, which is an application you can install on your computer to record your screen, webcam, and voice. CETL Educational Technologies can provide Kaltura Capture support.