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    Asynchronous Lectures

    An easy way to deliver information asynchronously to students is to record yourself as you present content on your computer using tools you are already familiar with like PowerPoint. To accomplish this, you will need to install special screen-capture software, called Universal Capture software by Echo360 (see Getting Started with Echo360)

    Echo360 Universal Capture is available for Windows/Mac and includes several options for recording your voice (audio), with or without webcam (video) and your computer screen (display,) whether you are displaying a PowerPoint presentation or showing content from a web browser. After you stop recording, you can make minor edits to it before choosing to publish the video to your course.

    Using Echo360 Universal Capture
     

    Using polling and activities to engage your students
     

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