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LectureLens: Lecture capture that starts from the timetable

Each classroom lecture is recorded from the timetable, with no button to press, and reaches the right course as a draft.

15 of 23 features live

Room 204 class recorded from the timetable, filed as a draft in Data StructuresIllustration · fictional data
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  • Recording starts from the timetable; no PC login or button
  • Lands as a draft in the right course, reviewed before publishing
  • Recorders managed remotely: health, updates and restarts

What you'll see

LectureLens at work

Faculty · Classroom

Record every class without pressing a button

Recording starts from the timetable, with no PC login or button. The Windows recorder puts screen, teacher camera and microphone in one video, and nothing is lost on a crash, power cut or network drop.

Recording started on time from the timetable; nobody touched the PCIllustration · fictional data
Faculty · Course drafts

Review the draft before students see it

Each recording lands as a draft in the right course, with a 24-hour review window before automatic publishing. Chosen programmes never publish without the teacher.

Draft waiting in the 24-hour review window before it publishesIllustration · fictional data
IT · Recorder fleet

Manage every recorder from one dashboard

See every recorder as online, recording or alerting, with disk, network, mic and camera health. Take a remote screenshot, restart or stop any room, and install updates only between classes.

Offline recorder flagged on the dashboard and restarted remotelyIllustration · fictional data

Who uses it

Try it yourself

LectureLens in 4 steps, on your own

This is the tour your sandbox opens with. Each step says which login to use; in the sandbox it also says exactly where to click. No call needed.

  1. FacultyRead the status label on each recording.Each recording shows 'Draft · only you can see it', 'Draft · Auto-publishes in …' or 'Published · students can watch'. Classroom recordings land here as drafts, in the right course.
  2. FacultyClick Unpublish, then 'Publish to students'.The teacher decides what students see; a draft publishes itself only when its review window ends.
  3. FacultyMark a 'Cut from here' and click 'Preview the result'.Trim silences and dead time; the transcript stays in step with the video.
  4. StudentWatch part of a class, leave, and come back.The video resumes where you stopped. Skipped video never counts as watched.

Try LectureLens yourself 10 days, fictional data, your institution email.

All features

23 features in 4 groups, 15 live in production today.

Recorder apps3 of 6 live · 3 ready
  • Windows classroom recorder with zero-touch setup
  • Screen, teacher camera and microphone in one video
  • Nothing lost on a crash, power cut or network drop
  • Android smart-board recorder appReady
  • Best microphone chosen automatically, even mid-classReady
  • Recording continues if the camera dropsReady
Timetable-driven recording2 of 5 live · 3 ready
  • Recording starts from the timetable, no button to press
  • Room booking with a day view to spot clashes
  • Teacher starts class by scanning the board QRReady
  • Teacher extends or ends the class from the phoneReady
  • On-board notices: class ending soon, recording onReady
From classroom to course4 of 5 live · 1 ready
  • Recording lands as a draft in the right course
  • 24-hour review window before automatic publishing
  • Chosen programmes never publish without the teacher
  • Classroom and online recordings shown together
  • AI transcript, summary and study kit for board recordingsReady
Recorder fleet6 of 7 live · 1 ready
  • Dashboard of every recorder: online, recording, alerts
  • Device licences with expiry and revoke
  • App updates installed remotely, only between classes
  • Health of each device: disk, network, mic and camera
  • Remote screenshot, restart or stop for any room
  • Recordings library by campus, block, floor and room
  • One wall view showing every room's recorder statusReady

Items without a tag are live: in production use today. Ready means built and switched on per institution when needed.

Questions we get asked

What does the classroom recorder run on?

The classroom recorder runs on Windows, with zero-touch setup. An Android smart-board recorder app is available to switch on.

Does the teacher have to do anything?

No. Recording starts from the timetable. Starting a class by scanning the board QR, and extending or ending it from the phone, are available to switch on.

What is live in LectureLens, and what can be switched on?

The Windows recorder, timetable-driven recording, room booking, drafts with the review window and the fleet dashboard are live. The Android smart-board app, best-microphone choice, board QR start, phone controls, on-board notices, board-recording study kits and a wall view are available to switch on.

How does it connect to the LMS?

Recordings land as drafts in the right LMS course, and classroom and online recordings are shown together. In the teacher workspace, silences can be trimmed with the transcript kept in sync.

Can we find a recording by room?

Yes. The recordings library is organised by campus, block, floor and room, and room booking has a day view to spot clashes.

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