Lecture Recording
The process of recording lectures has been further simplified. As a result, starting in the 22/23 winter term, a service will be available that makes recording in lecture halls even faster and easier. More information about the service and the parties involved can be found on the library’s website. The service includes making the recordings available to your own students within the respective ILIAS course. In addition, if needed, the recordings can also be made permanently available via KITopen for use beyond the closed user group.
The service is currently offered in 16 lecture halls. The individual recordings are automatically available in the Opencast element of the ILIAS course shortly after each lecture.
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Many teaching rooms are prepared for this and do not require any additional devices of their own. Self-recording is conveniently done with Zoom and provided via Opencast in ILIAS.
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If required, the recordings can be adapted and used beyond the respective semester and the actual audience - for example in subsequent semesters on ILIAS. In the integrated service, you can additionally publish the recordings in KITopen and as OER.
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The use of lecture recordings at KIT is being further developed as part of the project “Lecture Recordings—Consolidation, Further Development, and Improved Access,” which is funded by the Strategy Fund. |
>> Administration of Your Own Recordings (Link to OC-AV)
>> More Information on the Automated Lecture Recordings Project