Home / CTS / Classroom Information / Tegrity Lecture Capture Lecture Capture Selected centrally-scheduled classrooms are being used for lecture capture with the Tegrity Lecture Capture System during the Fall 2009 Semester. Since this is a new venture and support demands are not fully known, faculty members need to opt into using it by sending an E-mail message to blackboard@missouri.edu. Specific rooms being used for lecture capture this semester are: Anheuser-Busch Natural Resources Building, Conservation Auditorium Ellis Auditorium Geological Sciences Bldg., Walter Keller Auditorium Middbush Hall, Walter Johnson Auditorium 133 Mumford Hall 114 Physics Building 126 Physics Building 103 Schlundt Hall 22 Tate Hall 18 Tucker Hall Waters Auditorium A wireless receiver has been placed in these rooms for use by instructors who are capturing their lecture using Tegrity. A cable comes out of the back of the wireless receiver and is labeled Line IN–Recording or Recording Line Into Computer. The cable goes into the computer being used for Tegrity recording. A second and somewhat similar cable is each room, but it is an "audio out" cable so sound from someone's laptop or other device can be heard in the room. 22 Tate Hall Middlebush Hall, Johnson Auditorium 18 Tucker Hall If a room is used that is not fitted for sound, arrangements can be made to use a USB wireless microphone for the recording by contacting tegrity@missouri.edu. Call (573) 882-6703 for information about technology in classrooms.

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