Notify Students
In this section:
Overview
After an event of any kind (scheduled, ad hoc, or live) has been captured and processed, you, the System Administrator, must arrange for students to be notified of the new recording. You can do this via email, EchoCenter publishing, or publishing to an LMS. This is still true if the event is a special event such as a graduation or speech, and the people to be notified are alumni or other interested parties, not just students.
You do this in different ways, as shown in the procedure below.
Best Practice: Create an EchoCenter Page
Both Echoes and live webcasts are automatically posted to an EchoCenter page. If you use email publishing or a publisher that does not support an EchoCenter integration, you will have to take extra steps (explained in the procedure below) to notify students of live webcasts.
To avoid those extra steps, create an EchoCenter page for any special event that includes a live webcast or any section that might include a live webcast.
Procedure
If you use... | Then |
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Email Publishing | If the recording is a regularly scheduled Echo, students automatically receive an email with a link to it. If the recording is a special event Echo, you have two options. Both assume that you have created a section for the special event.
If the recording is a live webcast, notify students via an email you send:
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The EchoCenter | The link (whether for an Echo or a live webcast) appears on the student's EchoCenter page. See Manage the EchoCenter. |
A learning management system (LMS) that has an EchoCenter integration | The link (whether for an Echo or live webcast) appears on the EchoCenter page within the LMS.
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An LMS that does not have an EchoCenter integration | If the recording is an Echo, the link appears on the LMS page for the course. If the recording is a live webcast, copy-paste the EchoCenter page URL to the LMS page for the course. See Enable EchoCenter Pages in a Learning Management System . You could also paste the live event URL instead of the EchoCenter URL. |