Evening all. I'm new to RISE 360 and have a question l wonder if you can help me with. I need to record a video of a subject expert who is at a remote location. Do any of you know if l can do this by:
(a) Recording a TEAMS call with him and then putting that into my RISE course
If all you want to do is capturing a teams-call, than you could simply use peek360 to capture your screen during the call and upload the screencast afterwards.
if your recording produces an mp4, importing that into a Rise course should work just fine. When using the call recording function in MS Teams, your call should be saved to your OneDrive as a MP4 right away. However, since your own video feed or avatar picture would be included in that video as well, the end product might not be optimal.
If your expert has a Windows PC, you could just have him/her record the video using the integrated Camera function (just type "Camera" in the bottom left search bar), which is easy to use. That should produce an MP4 as well, which you can then import to your Rise course.
Hi Brian! 👋 Welcome to the community! Stefan and Marc gave some helpful advice. I just want to share a few Rise 360 video resources with you in case you find them helpful.
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Hi Brian,
If all you want to do is capturing a teams-call, than you could simply use peek360 to capture your screen during the call and upload the screencast afterwards.
Hi Brian,
if your recording produces an mp4, importing that into a Rise course should work just fine. When using the call recording function in MS Teams, your call should be saved to your OneDrive as a MP4 right away. However, since your own video feed or avatar picture would be included in that video as well, the end product might not be optimal.
If your expert has a Windows PC, you could just have him/her record the video using the integrated Camera function (just type "Camera" in the bottom left search bar), which is easy to use. That should produce an MP4 as well, which you can then import to your Rise course.
Regards,
Marc Cuypers
Digital Learning Specialist
Thank you both for your responses
Best wishes,
Brian Weaver
Hi Brian! 👋 Welcome to the community! Stefan and Marc gave some helpful advice. I just want to share a few Rise 360 video resources with you in case you find them helpful.
Thank you so much Sarah!
With kind regards, Brian
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Thank you for letting me know!
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