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Screen Capture / Lecture Capture tools

Last Updated April 30, 2015 By Dr. Serhat Kurt

lecture capture

Lecture/screen capture refers to any technology that allows instructors to record a lecture and make it available digitally by placing on the Web for students to watch online before or after class. Screen capture tools can be useful if you are teaching online or if you are interested in flipped teaching. Use cases include: Flipped classrooms Course […]

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