Classroom Capture Camtasia Relay Pilot at UMB Educational Technologies and Learning Commons - Ray Melcher and Mary Simone

Agenda Overview of the Camtasia Relay Pilot Overview and demonstration of Camtasia Relay Support resources Hands on practice Educational Technologies and Learning Commons

Classroom Capture Pilot Oct – Dec (8?) Faculty Members Requirements –Attend one hour training –Record at least two classes –Teach in a TEC II classroom –Complete a survey in December –Have students complete a survey in December Copyright Issues –Policies will be developed for publishing in the public domain –Use caution – security is only medium –For pilot no public publishing please – bandwidth limitations Educational Technologies and Learning Commons

Camtasia Relay Overview Screen capture with audio – no videoScreen capture 3 components –Camtasia Relay Server  Account control  All faculty and staff with umb.edu addresses have accounts  Encoding of content  Storage of backup files –Camtasia Relay Recorder (client software)  Records your lecture  Installed on any WinPC or Mac  Captures computer screen and audio  Uploads captured content to server –Publishing Site  Off-campus hosted server  Provides private hosting Educational Technologies and Learning Commons

Camtasia Relay Recording Launch Camtasia Relay Recorder on local machine –Optionally launch PowerPoint add-in Login Select profile for recording Name file –Lectures - course section last first  Eng101 1 melcher ray –All others – dept last first filename Record screen activity and voice Submit file to server for encoding and publishing Educational Technologies and Learning Commons

Camtasia Relay Publishing Profile specifies publishing site(s) Pilot – screencast.com only Eventually youtube, iTunes U, others Link to content ed to account owner Account owner distributes link to intended viewers Content is private by default Optionally content can be made public Educational Technologies and Learning Commons

Camtasia Relay Profiles Specifies recording quality (5 fps or 10 fps) Specifies encoding type(s) Specifies playback window size For each encoding type specifies a publishing destination Created by admin – individuals cannot create –UMB lecture recording original size –UMB lecture recording 640x480 –UMB recording original size –UMB recording 640x480 2 copies of recording –Backup stored on server –Published version on Screencast.com Educational Technologies and Learning Commons

Camtasia Relay Editing Camtasia Relay has limited editing capabilities –Content can be trimmed before submission Can be edited with Camtasia Studio ($179) –Copy is available in Digital Learning Studio –A profile must contain a Camtasia Studio encoding –Original recordings are either avi or mov Computers in DLS have Camtasia Studio Educational Technologies and Learning Commons

Camtasia Relay Support Wiki - class-capture.wikispaces.umb.educlass-capture.wikispaces.umb.edu In class support - Media Lab Staff –McCormack –Science –Wheatley All other support – Educational Technologies and Learning Commons

Hands On Launch recorder Login to recorder Select audio input Set hot keys View help screens Select profile Name file Optionally enter description Test microphone and adjust level if necessary –Test runs for 10 seconds Click record or ctrl + alt + p –Wait for seconds –If boundary mic remain close to keyboard –Repeat any questions Click stop or ctrl + alt + s Preview recording Optionally trim ends Click submit –Leave computer on for about 2 – 3 minutes Educational Technologies and Learning Commons

Hands On 2 Check progress of encoding Log in to server –camtasia.umb.edu/relay Go to presentations tab Select processing from drop down Cannot delete files – admin only To download recorder –Select download recorder –Select appropriate recorder for your OS –Download – save to desktop –Run Camtasia Relay shortcut placed on desktop New program under Techsmith Camatsia Relay

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