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Recording of live online student presentations

Recording of live online student presentations

Should I record live student presentations?

Student presentations should not be recorded unless this is strictly necessary for internal or external verification purposes and only shared with those that strictly require access for the purposes of marking or verification. See the Policy for the Recording and Digital Delivery of Teaching.

Where recording is necessary, students must be informed that recording is taking place and an explanation provided but you do not need to ask their permission to record. 

Features comparison table for recording of live online student presentations

 Option Blackboard Collaborate Teams Meeting
Record in breakout rooms No Breakout rooms can be recorded. See help page Recording in Teams Breakout Rooms.
Storing presentation recording Stored in Blackboard module within Collaborate. Teams Meetings recordings are automatically saved to SharePoint.
Can students switch on record? Anyone with moderator or presenter permissions can switch on record. Anyone with moderator or presenter permissions can switch on record. Students join Teams meetings with presenter permissions by default unless amended by meeting organiser.
Download presentation recording By default, recording downloads are disabled for students. Instructors and teaching assistants can enable/disable this setting

It is not possible to restrict downloading to specific members of the module.

Yes

All meeting attendees can view the recording. Any video owner can amend ‘ownership’ and ‘access’ after the recording has stopped.

Sharing presentation recording with students
  • Recordings are visible to all staff and students enrolled in the module.
  • It is not possible to restrict viewing to specific members of the module.
  • Recordings intended for student access and held over 14 days must be captioned, they should be downloaded and uploaded to Stream, viewing permissions assigned and the original recording deleted from the Collaborate space.
  • Recordings are visible to all who attended the meeting. All meeting attendees can access the recording from the meeting chat panel.
  • Owners can download, delete, share and edit recordings
  • It is advisable that the meeting owner amends recording ownership permissions as soon as the recording has stopped, to control student access (for example, prevent students from editing the recording title, transcript, replacing, downloading or deleting the video file or resharing)
Sharing presentation recording outside of the University Yes

Sharing is only permissible for the purposes of external verification. Where possible, external verifiers should access recordings via their University login:

  • Option 1: Using the appropriate Blackboard course role to view recordings within the module.
  • Option 2: Collaborate recordings can be downloaded and uploaded to the University OneDrive for sharing outside of the Blackboard module (do not use non-UoR online storage).
Yes.

Sharing is only permissible for the purposes of external verification.

Recordings held in SharePoint can only be viewed by someone who has a University login and where they have been given permission to view it.

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