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ETSC has recently procured the services of Impartus-Live, a software service that allows users to conduct online lectures and upload recorded videos under the flipped classroom model.

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The service is embedded into the Moodle course page of every course being offered at IIT Delhi. Some guidelines on how to (a) create offline video lectures, and (b) conduct live classes, can be accessed by using the tabs given below.

For any clarifications, please contact Dr. Pardeep Gupta (pardeep@cc.iitd.ac.in) and Mr. Sandeep Sharma (ird12448@cse.iitd.ac.in).


Online Teaching tools pdf are below mentioned
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iPad toolkit for online teaching

Training Sessions
1.First training session on online teaching and assessment Click here
2.Second workshop on online teaching Click here
3.Third workshop on hardware devices for online teaching part1 Click here
Third workshop on hardware devices for online teaching part2 Click here
4.Fourth Workshop on Teaching and Evaluation
Experiences on Online evaluation Click here
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The procedure for creating an exam and using Microsoft Teams for lecturing is available at the following links:-

1) Creating Exam on Moodle
2) Microsoft Teams
3) Wiki on MS Teams

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How to test Devices (Audio and Camera input) for Live Classes

Below steps will let you know if there is any issue with audio and video Input-

1. Open Chrome Browser. (For Mobile- If Default Browser is not Chrome the Please set Chrome as default browser)

2. Open test.webrtc.org

3. It will show up Below Page. Click start to begin test -

4. Once test is finished, it will show up result

5. If any Point (Audio, Camera and Network) shows Red Cross, you need to check that respective input. For example, if audio shows Red Cross, check your audio input. Connect different headset or check it on different device.

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This page describes two ways of creating video lectures for sharing with students through Moodle. The lectures will be available for streaming only (i.e., downloads and link sharing will not be possible).
Once the video is created, faculty may extract with audio file from the video recording(say, Lecture.mp4) using any of the two simple methods given below.

Using open source package such as VLC. In this, simply import Lecture.mp4 into VLC and then ‘convert’ to mp3 and save as ‘Lecture.mp3’, or Open the link http://10.17.10.2/ in your browser and drop or upload the video file. The audio file will be extracted and should begin downloading once the process is complete.

*The same functionality is present in Apple Keynote, and can be activated in LibreOffice Impress or Beamer/LaTeX using a combination of plugins and external tools.

Step 1: For this, make sure the microphone on your computer is working. This can be checked through Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound >Recording. The Microphone bars should appear dark green when you speak.

Now switch to the powerpoint window. Go to the ‘Slideshow’ tab on the top ribbon and choose ‘Record Slide Show > Start Recording from the Beginning option’.

Additionally you can attach a stylus or digital pencil to enable markings on the file as the recording is made. The use of a mouse as a pointer will also help students to follow the lecture.

Step 3: After you press ‘Start Recording from Beginning’, the following dialog box will appear.

Press ‘Start Recording’ now and everything spoken will start to be recorded until you stop or exit.

Once finished, save the powerpoint file as .mp4 file.

Upload and share the .mp4 video file with students through moodle.
Some helpful links on this process are:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dxhxvg__zUQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=selYsj94RQg

OBS is an open-source software that can be used for recording video lectures by capturing screen content on Windows, Mac or Linux machines. Please follow the steps given below to start installation on Windows

(for MacOS, please refer to https://www.support.com/how-to/how-to-install-obs-streaming-software-on-a-mac-12835;

for Linux, https://obsproject.com/wiki/install-instructions#linux).

Download OBS from https://obsproject.com/

Choose an installation folder. The default will also work. Press Install to continue. The installation status will appear as shown below.
Choose an installation folder. The default will also work. Press Install to continue. The installation status will appear as shown below.
Press Finish to complete installation.

Start OBS. The Auto-Configuration Wizard will appear. Press Yes to continue.

Use the ‘optimize for recording’ option and press Next.

You do not need to change the Base Resolution. Choose FPS of 30 to limit the final file size. Press Next to continue.

The final selection of settings will appear as given below. Review and press Apply Settings.

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The following screen will appear. Press OK to proceed

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Do not make any changes on the following screen. Press OK to continue.

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Now in the list of sources you will notice that the inbuilt microphone will be listed as a device from which input will be recorded.

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Similarly, add ‘Display Capture’ as shown below.

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Similarly, add ‘Display Capture’ as shown below.

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If you do not see this, please restart the application. Now continue through the following steps to add ‘Video Capturing Device’.

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Do not change any settings and press OK to finish.

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The software can now start capturing the display of your computer.

Now go to File>Settings>Output>Recording Format and change default setting to mp4. Press OK.

Now you are ready to record lectures.

To start recording, press ‘Start Recording’ that appears in the bottom right side of the window. Once finished, press ‘Stop Recording’. The video can be accessed by going through File>Show Recordings.

More details on OBS can be found on the following links:

  • In case OBS shows black screen while capturing display, use this easy fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GG8DrInVx8

    • Impartus

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    Usage guide - Impartus Flipped Classroom app for recording & Uploading of lectures

    Step 1: Login to Impartus dashboard > click on your name on top right side > Click on “Links”

    Usage guide - Impartus Flipped Classroom app for recording & Uploading of lectures

    Step 2:

    Download Impartus Flipped Classroom App suitable for your device (There will be a check sign as per the configuration of your device click on it to download the application)

    Usage guide - Impartus Flipped Classroom app for recording & Uploading of lectures

    Step 3:

    Once downloaded run the application and the short cut will be created on the dashboard with name of “Impartus Flipped Classroom”

    Usage guide - Impartus Flipped Classroom app for recording & Uploading of lectures

    Step 4:

    Open application it will show you the screen as mentioned below:
    For uploading pre recorded video click on “upload new Video” To record new video click on “Create New Video”

    Usage guide - Impartus Flipped Classroom app for recording & Uploading of lectures

    Step 5:

    Once you click on “create new video” it will ask you to select streams.
    Select on the check box with which you have to record the video Eg: Video + Screen share + Audio or Screens Share + Audio

    Usage guide - Impartus Flipped Classroom app for recording & Uploading of lectures

    Step 6:

    Click on Start recording > Enter topic name > Once done Click on stop recording:

    Usage guide - Impartus Flipped Classroom app for recording & Uploading of lectures

    Step 7:

    Once the video is recorded you can “remove clips manually” by entering the start & end time for the part which you want to remove. You can remove multiple clips here. Once done click on “Save”

    Usage guide - Impartus Flipped Classroom app for recording & Uploading of lectures

    Step 8:

    Recorded video will reflect in Draft. From there you have to click on “upload” to publish the video.

    Usage guide - Impartus Flipped Classroom app for recording & Uploading of lectures

    Step 9:

    Enter subject name, Category, Topic & Publish date and click on upload. Category & Topic: Category works like Chapter name Eg: You are teaching java then Category will be Java & Topic will be Introduction to Java. (If category is not available in dropdown list then first add new category & then select the category from the list) Publish date: This will be the date when the video will be published to the students.

    For any doubt & query please reach out to us on support@impartus.com and ird12448@cse.iitd.ac.in

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    How to Schedule a Lecture?

    Step 1:

    Go to Institute web site (www.iitd.ac.in) → For Students → Moodle (https://moodle.iitd.ac.in)
    (login with Kerberos/Internet Id and Password)
    Once inside, click on the panel with your course name and starting with number 1902.

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 2 :

    a) After Login into Moodle → Choose the course and you will see the following (under your course under “My Courses”):

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 2 (b):

    Click 'Impartus'
    You will be shown the following screen

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 2 (c):

    (C)Click on your Name and go to My schedule

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 3 (I):

    Click on Schedule a Lecture

    Step 3 (II):

    Now Select Course and Classroom as Virtual Classrooms.

    Step 3 (III):

    Give Date, Time, Topic and Click on Add.( you can plan session for any date and time)

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 3 (IV):

    Live lecture will be added in the calendar.

    Step 3 (V):

    Now click on Home

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 3 (VI):

    Live lecture will appear in right side. Click on start to start the session

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 3 (VII):

    Click on Start button to start session.

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 3 (VIII):

    Once you see the welcome screen >> click on START NOW.

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 3 (IX):

    Now you will land on live lecture page and you will find the Audio , Video , Screen share, white board, mute/unmute all the participates and etc in a row.
    Once you join the session, you need to enable your MIC,Camera and Screen as per below attached images.

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 3 (X):

    Please click on to switch on audio input.

    Step 3 (XI):

    Please click on to switch on video input.

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 3 (XII):

    Click on allow option when browser asks you to enable microphone.

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 4 (XII):

    Click on allow option when browser asks you to enable CameraClick on allow option when browser asks you to enable Camera.

    How to Schedule a Lecture?


    Step 4 (XIII):

    Once you allow both MIC and camera, you need to click on “ok”.

    Troubleshooting

    (I) Audio is not coming in spite of enabling the MIC Icon.

    a.)Kindly check the headphone/earphone once whether it is fixed properly or not.

    b.) Please check the Volume level of the Computer

    c.) Checked in the browser column whether the microphone is allowed or not

    d.) Click on the Impartus VC Setting Option, and kindly check your microphone whether it is listed there or not. (Please refer the below image for reference)

    e.) If the problem still persists, please share the screenshot of the error message on support@impartus.com , ird12448@cse.iitd.ac.inalong with your contact information.


    Troubleshooting


    (II)Camera is not visible in spite of enabling the Camera Icon.

    a.) Kindly check the Webcam once whether it is enabled or not. (You can check the same by going https://webcamtests.com on google chrome or on test.webrtc.org)

    b.)Checked in the browser column whether the Camera is allowed or not c.) Click on the Impartus VC Setting Option, and kindly check your Webcam whether it is listed there or not. (Please refer the below image for reference)

    d.) If the problem still persists, please share the screenshot of the error message on support@impartus.com, ird12448@cse.iitd.ac.in along with your contact information.


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    Steps for Uploading a flipped lecture

    Step 1:

    login into Moodle https://moodle.iitd.ac.in using kerberos id and password.

    Step 2 -

    Go to the course page by clicking on it. (course under “My Courses”)
    Click at Impartus

    Step 3:

    You will be shown the following screen

    Step 4 :

    Go to “flipped lectures” and click on “Upload a video file”.

    Step 5- choose the file to be uploaded and fill other details. Click on “Upload”.


    (I)Add a New Category. And Choose Publish Date.
    (II) Select the Category Name, give Topic Name and Upload.
    Uploading of a file will depend on Size of file and speed of Internet

    Step 6-

    The file upload will start and may take up to 5 minutes depending on the file size and internet connection. Once uploaded the lecture will appear within 30 minutes on the dashboard and will be accessible to all students registered in the course.
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    What you need to install Windows 10 on Mac

    • MacBook introduced in 2015 or later
    • MacBook Air introduced in 2012 or later
    • MacBook Pro introduced in 2012 or later
    • Mac mini introduced in 2012 or later
    • iMac introduced in 2012 or later1
    • iMac Pro (all models)
    • Mac Pro introduced in 2013 or later

    The latest macOS updates, which can include updates to Boot Camp Assistant. You will use Boot Camp Assistant to install Windows 10.

    64GB or more free storage space on your Mac startup disk:

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    An external USB flash drive with a storage capacity of 16GB or more, unless you're using a Mac that doesn't need a flash drive to install Windows.

    A 64-bit version of Windows 10 Home or Windows 10 Pro on a disk image (ISO) or other installation media. If installing Windows on your Mac for the first time, this must be a full version of Windows, not an upgrade.

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    Open Boot Camp Assistant, which is in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder. Then follow the onscreen instructions.

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    How to switch between Windows and macOS

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    • MacBook Pro introduced in 2015 or later3
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