Office of Educational Technology Blog for College of Allied Health, East Carolina University
A recent tweet on Monday stated it has been 234 days since we had “normal” classes here at ECU. With the new normal many of you have become familiar or are getting familiar with using Teams.
Click here for quick tips and tricks on Microsoft Teams meetings with step-by-step tutorials. Get up and running fast!
Call me on teams if you want to try something out!
Microsoft Teams/ECU Wednesday Webinars
Mosaic is the desktop recording software for Mac users wanting to use Mediasite Desktop Recorder. It is now available for PC users.
Mosaic is the quickstart for recording, not step 1, step 2 but rather pick what screen you want to record and start! Click here for a video on how to use.
Once installed you will no longer be able to use native Mediasite Desktop Recorder (MDR).
Quickstart, login to My Mediasite, add Presentation, give name and shared folder to save in and then launch the Capture App which will take you to Mosaic and recording can start once you select what you want captured!
Yes you even use presenter view if on only one screen. When sharing open the PowerPoint directly and go to Presenter View. Watch this short video to see how!
I would be remiss if I didn’t highlight some of the featured articles being sent this month.
In the interest of making information security awareness more interesting – even humorous – the Information Security team has vetted this list of short, “byte-sized” security awareness videos from reputable agencies and organizations.
The National Counterintelligence and Security Center
This compelling and humorous video describes how adversaries try to manipulate our natural tendency to trust others.
The National Counterintelligence and Security Center
Spear phishing is a more targeted form of phishing attack using information about you acquired from the internet or social engineering, and is designed to trick you into trusting an email and its content.
The National Counterintelligence and Security Center
This video describes how bad actors use social media deception to pose as job recruiters to steal and exploit sensitive information to which employees have access.