Multiple integration on a large scale in Estonia | Lecture Capture: current best practices and future developments in universities
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The document outlines Estonia's large-scale implementation of a lecture capture solution, specifically using the Echo360 platform, to enhance e-learning across 14 universities. Since its inception in 2008, over 5,300 lectures have been recorded, attracting substantial student engagement with 281,000 views and 147 hours of content captured weekly. The initiative promotes collaboration among educational institutions while encouraging academic acceptance and simplifying cost management through joint licensing.
Multiple integration on a large scale in Estonia | Lecture Capture: current best practices and future developments in universities
- 1. Multiple Integration on a large scale in Estonia Marko Puusaar Estonian Information Technology Foundation REC:all | Lecture Capture: current best practices and future developments in universities
- 3. Photo: Jarek Jõepera (copyrighted;used with the consent of Enterprise Estonia)
- 4. Photo: Kaarel Mikkin (copyrighted; used with the consent of Enterprise Estonia)
- 6. Our passion Supporting learning through the internet
- 7. Some facts and figures ! We host (probably) the biggest Moodle installation in Europe with 90 000+ users and 47+ schools
- 8. Some facts and figures ! We host (probably) the biggest Moodle installation in Europe with 90 000+ users and 47+ schools ! We have supported the development of new e-learning materials in the amount of 3000+ ECTS
- 9. Some facts and figures ! We host (probably) the biggest Moodle installation in Europe with 90 000+ users and 47+ schools ! We have supported the development of new e-learning materials in the amount of 3000+ ECTS ! All the developed materials are freely available in our central repository (www.e-ope.ee/en/repository/) under a Creative Commons license
- 10. Co-operation The Estonian e-University consortium The Estonian e-VET consortium All together 44 schools in Estonia
- 11. Setting up a country-wide lecture capture solution the Estonian way ;)
- 12. Looking back on how it all started: • August 2008 – 3 schools testing “the new thing” • 2009 – all the main universities in Estonia adapted lecture capture to their workflow • 2011 – applied science universities joined forces to start using lecture capture
- 13. Today • 5300+ lectures recorded and published… • …with only 25 classrooms equipped with the solution (some of them are mobile units) • 281 000+ views • 147+ hours captured every week • 2 servers in different parts of the country • 14 universities and applied science universities using the same solution • About 50 000+ students
- 15. Why Echo360? Truly focused on education Hardware appliances Complete package Chance? …
- 16. Most used features Hardware capture Editing Viewing the EchoPlayer version of captures
- 18. 8 new schools this year
- 19. Vocational schools are on the horizon…
- 20. Live streaming
- 21. Echo360 and LectureTools together will probably create “the next big thing in education”
- 24. Academic acceptance Step-by-step approach First the innovative teachers lead the way and others will follow ;) Students feedback – teachers need to know that capturing lectures is really needed Simple tools to help the teachers
- 26. Cost management
- 27. Cost management Together is easier Joint license acquisition Lower the adaptation-curve
- 28. Thank you Lets talk…
- 29. Thanks for the images: ! http://www.flickr.com/photos/83633410@N07/7658268052/ by CollegeDegrees360 under CC BY-SA 2.0 ! http://www.flickr.com/photos/kusito/363846688/ by Markus M. under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 ! http://www.flickr.com/photos/cefeida/2167070556/ by Madzia Bryll under CC BY 2.0 ! http://www.flickr.com/photos/peyri/2518883715/ by Peyri Herrera under CC BY-ND 2.0 ! http://www.flickr.com/photos/thegrid-ch/5087677632/ by Marcel Grieder under CC BY 2.0 ! http://www.flickr.com/photos/spree2010/4930764896/ by Ingo Bernhardt under CC BY 2.0