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    Q-Review and EchoVideo Guidance for Students

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    Welcome

    Q-Review and EchoVideo  is Queen Mary's video platform for lecture capture, video creation, media management, and content sharing.

    Q-Review refers to lecture capture and scheduled teaching recordings.

    EchoVideo refers to the wider video platform, including uploading, creating, editing, managing, and sharing video content.

    Following the retirement of QMplus Media (Kaltura), its video hosting and media management functions have moved to EchoVideo.

    Staff can use EchoVideo (Q-Review) to record lectures, create and upload videos, edit content, embed media in QMplus, and manage recordings through a personal media library.

    This guidance site will help you make effective use of EchoVideo (Q-Review) and its features for teaching and learning.

    Learn more from the provider: EchoVideo (formerly Echo360).

    Terminology note: In this guidance, Q-Review refers to lecture capture and scheduled teaching recordings, while EchoVideo refers to the wider video platform, including the media management functions that replaced QMplus Media (Kaltura).

     

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    • Essential Information: Q-Review and EchoVideo Wiki

      Before you begin, it is important to read this section to understand how to access EchoVideo (Q-Review), how it works, and how to use it effectively. This will help you find your lecture recordings, make the most of key features, and confidently create, edit, and share video content as part of your studies.
      Terminology note: In this guidance, Q-Review refers to lecture capture and scheduled teaching recordings, while EchoVideo refers to the wider video platform, including the media management functions that replaced QMplus Media (Kaltura).
    • Make the Most Q-Review and EchoVideo features and tools Wiki

      EchoVideo (Q-Review) includes a range of features to support your learning. You can adjust how you watch recordings, revisit important sections, and interact with content in ways that suit your study needs.

      This guide covers:

      • Quick wins and easy-to-use features
      • Captions and transcripts
      • Notes and bookmarks
      • Confusion flags
      • Tips for effective studying and revision

      Please note that some features may not be available on all recordings, depending on how the content has been created and shared.

      Terminology note: In this guidance, Q-Review refers to lecture capture and scheduled teaching recordings, while EchoVideo refers to the wider video platform, including the media management functions that replaced QMplus Media (Kaltura).
    • Q-Review and EchoVideo Video Assignments (Student) Wiki

      Learn how EchoVideo is used for video assignments and assessments at Queen Mary. This guidance covers everything you need to know about creating, uploading, and submitting video-based coursework, whether you are recording directly in EchoVideo or uploading a pre-recorded video.

      You'll find step-by-step instructions on how to access your assignment, record or upload your submission, check that your video has been submitted successfully, and understand any submission requirements set by your module team. Guidance is also provided on viewing feedback and grades where available.

      This section is designed to help you submit your work with confidence and avoid common submission issues.

      Terminology note: In this guidance, Q-Review refers to lecture capture and scheduled teaching recordings, while EchoVideo refers to the wider video platform, including the media management functions that replaced QMplus Media (Kaltura).
    • Echo Video App – Quick Guide (staff and students) Wiki

      This guide provides a simple overview of the Echo Video (Q-Review) mobile app for Queen Mary staff and students. It explains what the app is, what it can be used for, how to download and access it, and any key limitations. It also highlights important points for QMplus users and offers practical tips to help you get the most from lecture recordings on mobile devices.

      Terminology note: In this guidance, Q-Review refers to lecture capture and scheduled teaching recordings, while EchoVideo refers to the wider video platform, including the media management functions that replaced QMplus Media (Kaltura).
    • Q-Review and EchoVideo downloading lecture recordings Wiki

      Find out more about how to download lecture recordings.
      Terminology note: In this guidance, Q-Review refers to lecture capture and scheduled teaching recordings, while EchoVideo refers to the wider video platform, including the media management functions that replaced QMplus Media (Kaltura).

    • Q-Review and EchoVideo Accessing and Watching a Live Stream Session Wiki

      Please note that select lectures may be live streamed. Availability will be determined on a case-by-case basis.  

      Do not assume a lecture will be streamed — please check.  

      Students may have the option to attend in person or participate remotely. Refer to the attached guide for further information.

      Terminology note: In this guidance, Q-Review refers to lecture capture and scheduled teaching recordings, while EchoVideo refers to the wider video platform, including the media management functions that replaced QMplus Media (Kaltura).

    • Help and Support

      For general QMplus support, contact the Technology Enhanced Learning Team (TELT) via the ITS Service Desk at servicedesk@qmul.ac.uk.

      For course-specific queries, such as module pages, lecture recordings, assignments, quizzes, or grades, please contact your school's QMplus contact. School-based Learning Technologists and Digital Learning staff have administrative access to QMplus and can provide support tailored to your area.

    • Terminology note: In this guidance, Q-Review refers to lecture capture and scheduled teaching recordings, while EchoVideo refers to the wider video platform, including the media management functions that replaced QMplus Media (Kaltura).
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