

Live stream and in-class lecture capture.Video contributions to assignments or forums by students.Summaries of forums, assignments, blog posts, wikis, etc.Strive to treat your remote students and face-to-face students as equal members of the learning community.Project the Zoom screen in the classroom so that the face-to-face students can see the remote students.Share slides, documents and/or your screen through Zoom.Do all you can to get good audio quality of yourself and the in-class students.When there is a class discussion turn the camera so that it streams the face-to-face students.Frame yourself in the camera so that your remote students can see (at a minimum) your face and shoulders.Plan how you will Include remote students in class activities and discussion.Look at the camera regularly to engage your remote students.Be intentional about addressing both audiences - the face-to-face students and the students joining by live stream.Extend longevity for lecture content intended for reuse by avoiding: references to current events, dates, page numbers, the weather, etc.īest Practices for Live Stream and In-Class Lecture Capture.Determine key points deliver them concisely.Write a script or outline for prepared content.Segment lengthy topics sub-points to record separately.If you choose to attach the recording, than the app will download it and attach it to the Confluence page.Description: Video recordings can be streamed from YouTube and linked in Moodle for viewing. When you select a recording that is password-protected, this dialog will appear: Method 3: Auto attach a password-protected recording Then choose a recording (or first a date, when the recording is more than 30 days old).Type /zoom into a Confluence page and select "Embed a Zoom Recording".If you like to add chapters to it, click on the Edit icon below the video. Then paste it anywhere into a Confluence page. Log into your Zoom account, go to the Recordings section.Step 1: Embedding Zoom cloud recordings in Confluence Method 1: Embedding with a recording link With Confluence Plugin For Zoom Recordings you will have native Zoom cloud recordings without moving away from Confluence! Follow this quick guide to get started.
