Lecture Capture (Apreso/Echo³⁶⁰) Support

What is Apreso/Echo³⁶⁰?

The Apreso/Echo³⁶⁰ lecture capture system records classroom-based audio and visual activity to provide students access to review content through multiplatform replay. Recorded lectures are made available in the Pulse course shell for that class immediately after the lecture has completed.

Lecture Capture Support Resources

Getting Started:

All Jefferson faculty may capture their lectures for student review. There are no charges for using the lecture capture system for credit-based courses on campus during normal business hours. Support outside of Medical Media Services’ normal business hours will incur an equipment setup charge.

Which locations are available for lecture capture?

College Building: Foerderer Auditorium Herbut Auditorium Hamilton Building: 505 Hamilton Connelly Auditorium Edison Building: 1000 Edison 1103 Edison

Jefferson Alumni Hall: 307 JAH 407 JAH Brent Auditorium Solis-Cohen Auditorium Curtis Building: 205 Curtis Scott Memorial Library (personal lecture capture station)

How do I get started?

• Lecture Capture FAQ
• JMC Release Form
• TJU Release Form
• Contact AISR Education Services to get started

Support Issues:

What are the system requirements to view the recording lectures?

Windows: Internet Explorer 6 or higher; Firefox 1.5 or higher; Netscape 8.1 or higher

Macintosh: Safari 2.0.4 or higher; Firefox 1.5 or higher; Netscape 7.2 or higher

When I play a lecture on my Macintosh, the screen is split into 4 unreadable vertical bars.

The problem is with older versions of the Adobe Flash Player. Please upgrade to the latest version of the Flash Player.