What device should I use to record lectures?

Posted on by Muna Meyer

What device should I use to record lectures?

Here are the 3 recorders I recommend for recording lectures.

  1. Sony ICD-UX570. Sony ICD-UX570 Display. Amazing little recorder that’s perfect for recording lectures (and I also recommend the UX570 for recording research interviews).
  2. Sony ICD-PX470. Sony ICD-PX470. Great budget recorder.
  3. Olympus WS-853. Olympus WS-853.

How do I record a lecture in Windows?

How to record online lectures on your PC

  1. Download, install, and launch Bandicam on your computer.
  2. Select the ‘Screen Recording Mode’ to record the tutorial playing on your screen.
  3. To record your computer sound, select (Default Output Device) or the speaker (or headphone) device directly.

Can I record lectures?

If you’d like to record a professor’s lecture, you can ask for permission. Most professors allow recording and some even record lectures themselves and make the video or audio available. Therefore, even secret classroom recordings without a teacher’s consent were found to not be illegal.

How do I make a video lecture on my laptop?

To create an interactive video lecture, just open your PowerPoint.

  1. Record video narration.
  2. Edit your video narration.
  3. Add some interactivity to your video lecture.
  4. Change the video lecture layout.
  5. Publish your video lecture.
  6. Publish and share your video lectures with iSpring Learn LMS.

Is it illegal to record zoom lectures?

Yes. Some US states (including California) are “two party” or “all party” consent states, which generally require the permission of both or all parties involved in a recording. Meeting hosts may also choose to explicitly require consent to be recorded via Zoom .

How do you record lecture notes?

How do you record a classroom lecture?

  1. Prepare your equipment for recording.
  2. Find an optimal record location in the classroom.
  3. Hit record and take notes in real-time.
  4. Transcribe the lecture recording.
  5. Review your notes and transcription file.