For general information on what course capture is, and how to get started, please visit our service catalog.
Are all classes recorded automatically?
No. Course capture must be requested by completing the Audio Visual Support Request form.
What classrooms have course capture available?
Course capture is available in:
- Kresge G1
- Kresge G2
- Kresge G3
- Kresge 502
- Kresge LL6
- Kresge 200
- Kresge 202a
- Kresge 202b
- FXB G10
- FXB G11
- FXB G12
Is there anything that I need to do differently as an instructor for course capture?
There are a few minor things that we ask of all instructors when using course capture:
- There is a podium wireless mic that should be used for excellent quality audio. A technician will show you how to use it at your first session
- The audience is not mic’d up with the exception of Kresge G1 (push to talk) and Kresge 200 (requires advance setup), so any questions posed in the class should be restated for the recording and online audience.
- Please notify us if any individual classes should not be recorded (e.g. exam dates). Course capture is automated and will record and post to Canvas on a schedule.
- Finally, please note that the recording is schedule and starts/end at designated times. Please use care when having informal conversations at the start or end of the course at the podium.
I would like to request that previous semester’s course capture be added to my Canvas site. How do I request it?
Please send an email to mets@hsph.harvard.edu noting which classes you want to include in your current course website.
What courses were recorded in spring 2019 and spring 2 of 2019?
The following courses were captured in spring 2019:
- BST 210
- BST 212
- BST 217
- BST 223
- BST 226
- BST 239
- BST 261
- EH 208
- EH 236
- EH 241
- EPI 203
- EPI 235
- EPI 240
- EPI 511
- GHP 207
- GHP 269
- GHP 945B CROSSLISTED
- HPM 213
- HPM 232
- HPM 252
- ID 212
- ID 214
- ID 945B CROSSLISTED
- NUT 202
- RDS 282
- RDS 290
- SBS 211
- SBS 263
- SBS 503
- WGH 207
How does course capture differ from Zoom which is also available in many rooms?
Course capture is a recording of your course that is pushed out to your students asynchronously via Canvas. Zoom is a web conferencing call that allows for live two-way conversation.
