Screencasting
I would like the ability to screencast my lesson and save it as a video file that students can watch. With the uncertainty of how long we will be teaching from home I want to make sure all my students have access to the information regardless of parents ability to sign into hellosmart.com to complete activities.
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AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thank you for this suggestion. We have reviewed the role of native lesson recording in Lumio and are not planning to add a full screencasting workflow.
Teachers can record Lumio lessons using tools already available through their school or device, including Microsoft Clipchamp, Screencastify, Loom, and the built-in recording tools in Windows and macOS. Live lessons can also be recorded using supported features in Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or Zoom.
We are focusing Lumio investment on interactive lesson creation, delivery, assessment, and student learning workflows rather than duplicating established video-recording and distribution platforms.
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Anonymous
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You can always open a google meet, click to present your screen, record the meeting, and go through the lesson.
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Anonymous
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You should look into using the Screencastify extension for this. You can record your whole SLS lesson and screen with audio and a smaller video image of yourself talking if you want.
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Anonymous
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The idea of having the classes recorded so that students and teachers can see them at any time is great.
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Anonymous
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Screencasting with audio would be great. I have to recreate the lesson and am sad because the kids won't be able to play the game!
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Peter Mesh
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I use SLSO while I am in a Google Meet with my students. This allows me to share my SMART screen on Meet and record the session for students who missed it (Zoom would work too).
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Anonymous
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