Tegrity
You can access Tegrity in one of 2 ways:
1.
Login
directly to Tegrity
Once "logged in", Tegrity presents a list
of those courses in which the student is enrolled this semester. Tegrity automatically accesses enrollment data directly
from the CMS to create a personal user "space" for every student or
instructor, in this case, student "Guest".
2.
You
can also access Tegrity from your Course Management
System by clicking "TEGRITY" (causing you to be transferred as an
authenticated user to the appropriate course within Tegrity Campus 2.0).
Sample courses from Tegrity customers:
Art History from the University of Alabama
Click the link above to access an art history course from the University of
Alabama and click on the first class, "16th Century N. Europe".
In the chapter view, click any thumbnail to replay the session from that
moment. For example, click the 5th thumbnail to review the concept of
Grunewald. You can start and stop the session and move forward and back by
clicking the buttons at the bottom of the screen.
Music Appreciation from Gadsden State Community College
Click the link above to open the "Music Appreciation course from Gadsden
State Community College. Search for "TUBA" and click on the result to
experience the exceptional quality of the audio recording that the instructor
has incorporated into his lecture.
Photonics from the University of Central Florida
In this Photonics class at the University of Central Florida, students can
watch everything project in class as a movie, Search for "Pepsi" to
see how the professor was using Pepsi web site to demonstrate.
Applied Mechanics from the University of Central Florida
Click the link above to Open the Applied Mechanics course and search for "Centroid" .Click the third instance to see a good
example of a professor explaining a complex mathematical formula.
Advanced features and uses of Tegrity
Instructor Pen: : This professor uses Tegrity's Instructor pen to capture step by step the
solution to a Calculus problem at Lurleen B. Wallace
Community College.
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Document Camera: Students can review step by step the
instructor's progression through a complex formula captured with a document
camera during this University of Central Florida Applied Mechanical Engineering
class:
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YouTube video capture: Students can view YouTube and
any other media played by the professor during class anytime they wish, as this
University of Central Florida Engineering class demonstrates:
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Support hearing impaired students: Click here to view an
example from the This Introduction to Computers course at El Centro Community
College demonstrates the use of Tegrity by students
with hearing impairment:
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External audio recordings: As this Music class from Gadsden
State Community College demonstrates, students can replay any sound presented
in class for a richer, more engaging learning experience for students.
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Real time animation capture and playback: This University
Central Florida Photonics class recording illustrates the capture of real time,
online animation and streaming.
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Annotation with a tablet pc: Tegrity captures the instructor's extemporaneous annotations so that students view them
with other class materials, as this University of Alabama Physics class
illustrates:
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Smartboard, pointer: Students can review original content presented on a whiteboard with the help of
a pointer, as in this Paramedic Training class at Columbia Basin Community
College:
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Source: http://www.tegrity.com/showcase.php
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