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To view a brief tour of the new Echo and its feautures, click the image (3:49 min) More from Echo360 Resource Center: https://support.echo360.com/  

For Teachers/Administrators: In order to create and submit an Echo360 recording for an assignment submission, student have an Echo account. If they don't already have one, an account can be obtained by the following options: a) Instructor adds an External To...

Summary This article describes the policy that manages Echo360 content storage and availability at Clarkson University.  Detail: Echo360 content includes lecture captures, personal captures, media uploads and any other media published to courses in the Echo...

Universal Capture (formerly Classroom/Personal Capture) is an application that turns a classroom or personal Mac or PC into a capturing device for recording screen, audio and video.  This is useful for creating recorded tutorials, lectures, screencasts, presen...

When you import/copy a Moodle course from a prior semester, external links Echo360, Zoom, Perusall, or VoiceThread, they may need to be re-linked to the intended tool. You can tell you need to re-link when the External tool icon looks like this puzzle piece? c...

To share Echo recording with Public link: Step-by-step guide Log into Echo at go.clarkson.edu/echo Click Library Filter for desired recording. Click thumbnail to preview recording. Scroll down, locate Share menu item.    Select Links tab, copy/paste li...

Instructors use videos in their classes for many reasons including to provide lessons, tutorials, and recorded lectures. Adding a poll to videos uploaded in Echo360 can provide students with a more engaging learning experience. Videos added to Echo360 become i...

Explore these self-help resources: Clarkson OIT Knowledge base-includes Moodle, Echo360 & PeopleSoft Clarkson Moodle for Teachers Clarkson Moodle for Students Moodle Docs - General search teachers/students YouTube Playlist: Moodle Teaching Basics 4....

Instructors can add content they have uploaded to their Echo library to any of their courses.  To do so: Log into Echo at go.clarkson.edu/echo Click Library Sort by or Search for desired recording Click on desired recording Scroll down...

When you wish to log in to Echo Cloud, go to: go.clarkson.edu/echo Select the google profile associated with your Clarkson account (you may have multiple). Enter password. Quick TIP: You may try bookmarking the link at the screen when you are prompted to se...

Instructors can view content they have uploaded or recorded in their Echo library. To do so: Log into Echo at go.clarkson.edu/echo Recordings are categorized in Courses, All Content, My Content, Shared with Me.  Filter or Search for desired recording E...

Echo 360 has provided the following tutorials for students to become oriented to the features and benefits available to them in Echo Cloud.    Student Top 5 Tour Taking Notes and Collaborating Answering Activities Study and Review  

For users who need to update a link to a recording in a Moodle Course (or web page) from the former Echo 360 to the new Echo Cloud. Video Tutorial (4:20 min) Step-by-step guide Log in to Echo Cloud, go to Library, locate desired matching recording. Cli...

Instructors can add content they have uploaded to their Echo library to any of their courses.  To do so: Log into Echo at go.clarkson.edu/echo Click Library Sort by or Search for desired recording Click on desired recording Scroll down...

Instructors may perform minor edits to an Echo recording.  WARNING: Access to editing is limited 30 days from date of capture.  Beyond that, editing capabilities on the Echo server expire.   Step-by-step guide Log in to go.clarkson.edu/echo From Ech...

Although you probably use the Echo Cloud primarily to record class lectures, you might also want to use it to preserve and distribute other materials. Instructors may: Upload a video that students should view before discussing it at a class meeting Upload...

CAMP 163 is the first of it's kind at Clarkson. It allows users to bring in their own device and use any USB device in the room. Including the microphones, cameras, mouse/keyboard, and the touch screen display on the lift desk. This room also features 5 collab...