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The EchoSystem is a complete, fixed classroom, mobile, and faculty lecture capture solution for deployment at scale within educational institutions.
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The EchoSystem is the next generation of the world's first fully automated lecture capture and publishing solution designed for higher education. The EchoSystem employs the latest advances in digital media and software-based workflow automation. The result is a system that automatically captures lectures in any venue or room on campus, requires minimal administration and maintenance, and provides students flexible options to playback the lecture experience. The EchoSystem product line meets diverse teaching and learning needs, providing for more than just classroom-based capture. The EchoSystem can capture and manage something as simple as the audio from the Instructor , or as complex as the audio/video, slides, or other media from a lecture presentation in a modern classroom wired for sound, video, and peripheral visuals.
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- EchoSystem Capture Appliances. The EchoSystem Capture Appliance and the , the SafeCapture HD capture and the Echo360 PRO capture audio, video, and external VGA, providing both schedule-driven and faculty-driven workflows. These appliances are typically installed in an AV rack or podium inside the classroom. When you deploy a capture appliance, plan for cable runs. Consider the appliance's impact on the data network.
- Classroom Capture Software. This classroom-based lecture capture solution provides audio, video, and local screen capture. Entirely software-based, it is typically deployed on podium or lectern Windows PCs. It also supports both schedule-driven and faculty-driven workflows. Deployment considerations are similar to those for Windows PCs.
- EchoSystem Personal Capture. This software application is best suited for instructional content capture outside the classroom. It is typically installed on faculty laptops and provides a faculty-driven workflow. It captures audio, local screen, and webcam video. It is supported on both Windows and MacOS X computers. This application has deployment considerations typical of desktop applications.
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