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Editing your Echo360 recording
Any edits will be applied to your recording once processed in Echo360, but you can always restore to a pre-edited version if necessary - More on this to follow.
To edit a recording made with Echo360 you need to:
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Written instructions
Log into Echo360 to access your recording.
After accessing your Echo360 course, locate the recording you wish to edit.
When you are logging in directly to the Echo360 website you can choose your course from the courses tab, providing you are a listed ‘Instructor’. Once selecting the course, you will be presented with the image below. Please contact Eden.lecturerecording@lse.ac.uk if you need to be added to a course as an Instructor or if you have problems logging into your Echo360 account.Â
From the list click on the media icon to the right of the video you wish to edit and choose Edit Video from the menu that appears (See below)
You will then be presented with the editing screen, like so:
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Move the cursor to the position in the recording that you want to remove from the recording, and then click on three horizontal lines before selecting Split Clip (See below).
Move the cursor to the end of the section of the portion you want to remove from the recording, and then click on Split Clip again.
Click on the section of the timeline in between where you have made the splits, then click on The Bin icon to remove the section (See below).
Repeat this step as many times as is necessary.
Click on Save, which is at the top, to the right of the Bin icon.
Note: Your edited recording will display as the original version until it has finished processing - at which point you and the students will then see the edited version. You can restore your classroom capture to how it was before any edits were made, by going to the ‘Actions’ tab and choosing ‘Restore to Original’ (See below)
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