Lecture capture

Lecture capture gives access to audio and screen recordings after the session has ended. Find out how it works and which lecture theatres it is in.

What is lecture capture?

Lecture capture records audio and projector-based lecture content for students to revisit once teaching has ended. 

It is available in more than 50 lecture theatres across the University.

Take a look at the summary video for more information:

Where is lecture capture used?

  • Arts and Humanities

    Geoffrey Manton

    • GM LT1
    • GM LT2
    • GM LT3
    • GM LT4
    • GM LT5
    • GM LT6
    • GM LT7
    • GM LT327
    • GM LT330
    • GM LT337
    • GM LT342
    • GM LTG11

    Benzie

    • BZ 403

    70 Oxford Street

    • 70OX LB.01

  • Business and Law

    Business School

    • BS 1.22
    • BS 1.23
    • BS 1.24
    • BS 1.25
    • BS G.26 - Lecture Theatre 1
    • BS G.27 - Lecture Theatre 2
    • BS G.36 - Lecture Theatre 3
    • BS G.33 - Lecture Theatre 4
    • BS G.34 - Lecture Theatre 5
    • BS G.35 - Lecture Theatre 6
    • BS 7.03

    Sandra Burslem

    • SB G.01
    • SB 2.05
    • SB 2.10

  • Health and Education

    Brooks

    • BR G.78 - Lecture Theatre 1
    • BR G.86 - Lecture Theatre 2
    • BR G.29 - Lecture Theatre 3
    • BR G.44 - Lecture Theatre 4
    • BR G.34 - Multi Functional Hall
    • BR 218 - Group room
    • BR 219 - Group room
    • BR 218/19 - Group room combined

  • Science and Engineering

    John Dalton Central

    • JD C 0.14

    John Dalton East

    • JD E 0.32
    • JD E 0.34
    • JD E 143
    • JD E 145
    • JD E 419
    • JD E 221
    • JD E 223
    • JD E 322

    John Dalton Tower

    • JD T 0.03

  • Other locations

    Cavendish

    • CA C.1.01 LT

    Chatham

    • CH 104 LT
    • CH 312 LT

    All Saints

    • AS Lecture Theatre 1st floor
    • AS Lecture Theatre 3rd floor

    Institute of Sport

    • IOS 3.09
    • IOS 3.10

    Platt Lane

    • PLC 1.06

Benefits of Lecture Capture

Recordings

Replay and revisit lectures to help with recapping and revision

Independence

Maximises directed, independent study

Inclusive

Supports a range of accessibility and inclusivity needs 

Supportive

Learning materials for those who find it hard to fully participate in lectures  

The main benefit is not feeling so pressured to be making notes the whole time especially when the lecturers talk fast, means you can sit and take in the lecture and then go back and make revision notes afterwards
theunionmmu Lecture Capture report, 2019
The main benefit is not feeling so pressured to be making notes the whole time especially when the lecturers talk fast, means you can sit and take in the lecture and then go back and make revision notes afterwards
theunionmmu Lecture Capture report, 2019

Guides for students

If your unit has opted in to automatic publishing, your recording will be available on your Moodle unit homepage within two working days.

If your unit hasn’t opted for automatic publishing, then your tutors will release those they think most useful via a link on your Moodle unit page.

If these links prompt you to log in, enter your username in the format MMUID@stu.mmu.ac.uk, such as 12345678@stu.mmu.ac.uk, and your university password.

Captions

Lectures are captured using the Echo360 system and made available via Moodle.

Lecture captures will include automatic captions. The accuracy of the captions can be affected by audio quality, a rapid speaking voice and the use of technical or specialised language.

We aim to make our content accessible to as many people as possible. As such, we are working towards the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1) Level AA.

If you need help with accessibility of live lectures or accurate captions as a reasonable adjustment, you can contact Disability Support.

If you identify an inappropriate caption please contact your tutor and let them know the time of the problem within the recording.