Tegrity Lecture Capture

What is Tegrity?

Tegrity is a software system that allows instructors, or students, to record audio, video, and computer screen activity which is combined into a "Tegrity session". Each Tegrity session is available on-demand via the Internet for replay by students. Instructors may pre-record class lectures, and/or record live in class sessions. Students may upload their own recordings for review by their instructor. The Tegrity system includes a remote test proctoring feature, a Tegrity mobile app, student recording capability, importing of video clips, Tegrity book marking, and more.

Want to Learn How to Use Tegrity?

Please visit the Instructional Design Training and Registration page to request individual or group training.

How can Tegrity recordings help my students to learn?

Please read Engaging Lecture Capture: Lights, Camera… Interaction! by Margie A. Martyn to learn how to apply the 7 Principles of Good Practice in Undergraduate Education to lecture capture.
Be sure to go to the end of the article and review the recommendations in the chart.
For additional ideas please review How Can I use Tegrity in My Class.

What equipment do I need to get started?

For audio and desktop content recording in your office or home you need a microphone (headset) or web camera with microphone that connects to your computer.
To record audio and desktop content in the classroom you need a classroom microphone. Request a Classroom Microphone for your classroom.
For video recording you need a web camera or camcorder to record a video of yourself, a demonstration, or a tour of your surroundings

Help and How To's

Help for Students - from Tegrity - Quick Reference Guide, the Basics of Viewing, and the How to's of Downloading and Viewing Recordings on Mobile Devices

Use the self-help files linked below to learn how to log in, record, edit, and manage Tegrity recordings.

In addition, visit Tegrity's Help for Student's page, or Tegrity's Help for Instructors Page

Please go to the Instructional Design Training and Registration page to request individual or group training.

Log in to Tegrity - Select any of following log in methods

View a Recording

Record

Edit

Manage

Tegrity Test Proctoring

Upload Problems?

Please go to the Instructional Design Training and Registration page to request individual or group training