An example of a Q-Review recording.

What Does an EchoVideo (Q-Review) Recording Look Like?

A typical EchoVideo (Q-Review) recording captures both the presenter and any content being displayed during the lecture.

In most teaching spaces:

• The left-hand panel displays the presenter.
• The right-hand panel displays presentation slides or other content being shown from the teaching room computer.

Depending on the room setup and teaching requirements, recordings can also be configured to:

• Display a visualiser instead of the presenter video.
• Capture only the presentation content without showing the presenter.
• Use alternative recording layouts where appropriate.

Accessibility and Viewing Features

When viewing an EchoVideo (Q-Review) recording, students have access to a range of playback and accessibility features, including:

• Captions, which display spoken content as on-screen text.
• A transcript panel, allowing viewers to read the lecture alongside the recording.
• The ability to search the transcript and jump directly to specific points in the recording.
• Playback controls for pausing, replaying, skipping sections, and adjusting playback speed.

These features can help students revisit key concepts, review complex topics, and engage with lecture content in a way that suits their individual learning needs.

Important

Anything displayed on the teaching room computer during a recording may be captured and visible to viewers.

Before teaching, please ensure that:

• Email applications are closed or hidden.
• Confidential documents are not open.
• Student personal information is not displayed.
• Pop-up notifications are disabled where possible.

Take particular care not to display personal, sensitive, or confidential information, as this may be recorded and subsequently made available to students.