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Free White Paper
Personalization The Next Evolution in Lecture Capture Technology
— written by Wainhouse Research
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Background
As awareness of the benefits of lecture capture solutions has increased, so has adoption. Research and survey data continue to support the fact that Lecture Capture can make more of an impact on student achievement (and student retention) than just about any other educational technology. The first major evolutionary step in Lecture Capture technology was the move from analog to digital, making content highly portable and easily accessible.
Personalization and Lecture Capture
Most lecture capture solutions available today simply provide a link that students click on to playback a recording of a class, review session, lecture, etc. However, similar to when someone clicks on a YouTube video, the lecture capture system doesn’t have any sense of “who” the user is. Personalization changes this, providing the system with user context.
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Personalization
The Next Evolution in Lecture
Capture Technology
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Impact on Learning
There are many ways a lecture capture system can leverage user context in order to better achieve the mission of improving student outcomes. A lecture capture solution that knows, in real-time, who the user is, what content they are viewing and when, the courses they are enrolled in, which students are also enrolled in those courses, the instructors teaching those courses, and who is online at any given time, can provide an environment where learners can do much more than just playback a recording. This free white paper demonstrates in detail how user-context and presence awareness in a lecture capture solution can allow students to interact with content, as well as with classmates and instructors, in innovative ways that enhance learning.
Learn More
To learn more about the next stage of evolution for Lecture Capture technology, please download this free white paper written by Alan Greenberg and Andy Nilssen of Wainhouse Research, an independent market research firm that focuses on critical issues in the Unified Communications and rich media conferencing fields – including close coverage of the Lecture Capture space. |
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