Echo360
Embedded Files
Echo360 is a learning transformation platform and system that allows faculty at Nazareth University to record and livestream video lectures for students to view online at any time. Using Echo360, students can access previous and live class sessions.
There are a limited number of classrooms/spaces that can support Echo360, and faculty looking to utilize this resource need to establish a connection between Moodle and Echo360 at the start of each semester. You can request your course be scheduled with Echo360 here. Faculty new to Echo360 should review the Overview Site first.
Note: Google Chrome is the recommended web browser for accessing Echo360, as its functionality can be impacted by the use of other web browsers.
Sections
Sections
⤷ Adding a Video File to Echo360
⤷ Auto-Publish w/ Zoom & Teams
⤷ Public Links
⤷ Individual Sharing
⤷ Collections
Echo360 Basics
Echo360 Basics
Adding a Video File to Echo360
Adding a Video File to Echo360
You can add externally created video content to Echo360 by manually uploading it to your course section. These videos include personal files, Zoom recordings, or any video files created and saved locally to your computer.
We've also included a step-by-step video tutorial for uploading video files to Echo360 for you to reference!
Figure 1
Embedded Polling
Embedded Polling
Echo360 now offers the ability to embed questions within existing videos, requiring a student's response before they can proceed with the content, thus creating an interactive experience.
To create a poll to a video, go to Library. Select the video you want to add the poll to, and select the Polls Menu on the left (see Figure 1).
Create your poll. Once completed, access the Media Editor tab, which is two above the Polls Menu, and indicate where you want your poll to appear during the video.
For more information on embedded polling, please refer to the resources attached below.
Echo360: Embedded Polling Overview ➞ Link
Echo360: Adding, Editing, & Removing Embedded Polls ➞ Link
Echo360: Viewing Responses to Polls ➞ Link
Viewing Analytics
Viewing Analytics
Faculty can view the data analytics of their Echo360 videos right on their homepage. Echo360 has three different options for analytics: Total Views of All Media, Polls, and Specifics for Individual Media.
To start, navigate to your Echo360 dashboard, and select Analytics (see Figure 2). Then, select the course you wish to view analytics for. You can then select which option of data.
Figure 2
With Total Views of All Media, you have access to:
━ specific time ranges
━ the number of views for each video on a given day
━ various viewing analytics per individual video
━ & the option to Download Data
With Polls, you have access to:
━ overview of responses
━ specific media for each Echo360 video
━ an overview of all poll questions
━ an overview of response data for each question
━ & the option to Download Data
With Specifics for Individual Media, you have access to:
━ total views
━ total view time
━ number of on-demand views
━ number of downloads
━ last view date
━ & the option to Download Data
Sharing Options
Sharing Options
Echo360 offers flexible sharing options to suit various needs. You can share content publicly by generating a URL link that allows anyone to view the media, which is ideal for open access or embedding in external sites, or privately by entering an individual's email address. Additionally, the Collections feature lets you organize and share groups of related content with select users or entire courses, making it easier to manage access and collaboration.
To share content, navigate to the Library tab (or Collections for grouped content). Find the content you wish to share and select Publishing from the menu under the video's name. From there, you may refer to your options below.
Figure 3
LINKS
Selecting the Links tab will opt for public sharing.
If the tab is empty, you can select Add Link to generate a URL that will give access to anyone who has the link, similar to sharing files in Google Drive.
Copy and paste your link wherever it will be most accessible for those you wish to share it with.
Figure 3a
INDIVIDUAL
Selecting the Individual tab will opt for private sharing.
You can enter in the email address of the student, faculty, or colleague you wish to share the video with. You can also remove user access in the same pop-up by pressing the X next to their name.
Note: The user must have an Echo360 account before the video can be shared with them. If they do not have one, the user will show as "Not Found."
Figure 3b
CLASS
Selecting the Class tab will opt for private sharing.
You can enter in the information for your Echo360 section that you would like to share the content with, as well as manage the duration for which the content is available to them.
Note: Sharing via Class lets you publish the video to a particular session in a course. This makes the content visible to all students and instructors enrolled in that course section.
Figure 3c
Universal Capture
Universal Capture
Faculty, like students, can use Echo360's Universal Capture to record video presentations that include their screen content, voice narration, and optional webcam feed. Universal Capture will need to be installed first, so please refer to the UC Requirements to make sure your computer is compatible and the UC Installation Instructions to download the application and use for recording.
After downloading and installing Universal Capture, you will be prompted to log in. Faculty should search for their Naz email address. The page will then redirect you to the Nazareth University login portal, where you will log in with your MyNaz credentials.
We've included a video tutorial that will guide you through the UC navigation and process of recording with Echo360.
Upon completion of your recording, it will be uploaded into the Echo360 Library. Once it is finished uploading, a pop-up will display the link for you to access the video. You will then be prompted to log in to Echo360 in a browser. Using your MyNaz credentials, you will be directed to your video recording.
Having trouble? Contact the Technology & Media Service Desk at 585-389-2111 or tmsd@naz.edu
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