Accessing Recordings
Both you and your participants access your recordings under the Virtual Classroom menu on your Blackboard course. Open the Menu, and select Recordings. Recordings won’t be available immediately after the session as they can take a while to process, so if you check back an hour or two after your session, you should see it appear.
View Recordings. Blackboard Collaborate with the Original experience allows Participants to view recordings of a session if the Moderator records a session. Your organization determines how you access these recordings. You might access recordings links through your LMS, your session scheduling server, on a web page, or in an email.
How do I find the recordings? You can view recordings in courses you are enrolled in. You may be able to download recordings. Moderators must allow session recording downloads for each session. Go to Collaborate, open the Menu, and select Recordings or View all recordings.
Where do we find our recordings? Both you and your participants access your recordings under the Virtual Classroom menu on your Blackboard course. Open the Menu, and select Recordings.Feb 8, 2021
To view or download recordings, navigate to myLesley, go to Blackboard Collaborate Ultra and select the tool menu.Select Recordings for a list of all recordings.Locate your recording and click on the menu button to the right.This will open a menu.Select Watch Now to watch your recording.Jun 18, 2019
Go to Recordings and click on the Recording Options (ellipses sign) adjacent to the recording you wish to download. 6. Click Download. After the download (MP4) has completed, look in your Downloads folder on your computer for the downloaded session.
Find your audio recordingsOn your Android phone or tablet, open your device's Settings app Google. Manage your Google Account.At the top, tap Data & privacy.Under "History settings," tap Web & App Activity Manage activity. On this page, you can: View a list of your past activity.
When you click a recording link, the web conferencing window opens. Use the playback controller at the bottom the window to start, stop, pause, resume, and navigate through the recording.
When you stop a recording, you will not maintain your current place in the recording. The recording returns to the beginning. From the Playback menu, point to Player and click Stop.
In recordings, you may see session attendee names replaced by "Participant" and numbers in the Chat and Participants panels. The session creator configured the session to hide attendee names to protect their identities.
You can view recordings in courses you are enrolled in. You may be able to download recordings. Moderators must allow session recording downloads for each session.
The recording player has the same look and feel as your Collaborate session. There is a Recording menu similar to the Session menu in your live sessions and recording playback controls.
Open the Chat panel at the bottom right of your screen to see the complete chat history of the recorded session.
If the moderator has allowed session recording downloads, you can download recordings and transcripts from the recording player Recording menu.
Add captions to your videos to engage all learners. Captioning video creates accessible content for individuals who are deaf or hearing impaired. Captions can help all students consume the video content. The uses for captions are limitless.
Recorded sessions are compressed and saved as MP4s. Recordings include activity in the live session. Audio. Any content shared or active speaker video. If both are shared during the session, only the content shared is recorded. Captions entered during the live session or added later by a moderator.
MP4 Recordings created before November 24, 2018 in the AU and CA regions are stored in Ireland. Learn more about AU and CA recordings on Behind the Blackboard (available in English only). Amazon S3 uses Amazon CloudFront caching to speed up access to files stored.
Moderators can record their sessions and share them. The recordings are saved as MP4 files. Users can stream or download the recordings to view them. Recordings capture the audio, video, and any content that is shared during a session. Audio is recorded in mono.