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Lecture Capture Evaluation Project

About the Project

In alignment with the Dynamic strategy’s Learn pillar, the Office of Information Technology (OIT) is launching a comprehensive evaluation project to identify a lecture capture solution to enhance faculty instructional capabilities and improve students' learning experience. The current lecture capture contract with , OHIO’s preferred lecture capture solution for approximately twelve years, ends in June 2026.

This Request for Proposal (RFP) process begins in April 2025 and additionally serves as an opportunity to evaluate OHIO's use of , a student engagement platform with video tools and features similar to Panopto.

The project will include:

  • Feedback gathering from the OHIO community
  • Market research
  • Testing and evaluation of potential solutions.

Our goal is to ensure that the chosen technology supports our commitment to delivering high-quality education and fosters an engaging and interactive learning environment.

Survey

In February 2025, the Lecture Capture Tool Use Survey was distributed to gather feedback, ideas, and needs from µÛÍõ»áËù’s faculty and students regarding lecture capture software. The summary of survey results is available for review. 

Note: A valid OHIO login is required to view the summary.

Key Dates

Timelines will be adjusted for testing and recommendations based on the availability of participants.

ItemDate
RFP Committee established1/30/2025
Survey opens2/3/2025
Survey closes2/23/2025

Collect feedback from users to inform the RFP

February 2025
Draft RFP created and shared with RFP committee for reviewMarch2025
RFP bid periodApril 2025
Review of respondents with RFP committeeApril 2025
Vendor interviews with RFP committee and demonstrations for the OHIO CommunityMay 2025
Testing opportunities for the OHIO communityMay 2025
Recommendations for RFP vendor award dueSummer 2025
Panopto contract expiration dateJune 2026

*tentative date(s)

Lecture Capture Tool RFP Committee

The RFP Evaluation Committee is made up of faculty and staff from across the University who will evaluate vendor proposals based on technical requirements and feedback gathered from current users.

MemberUniversity Affiliation
Patterson AdjeiGraduate Student, Patton College of Education
Paul AbrahamAssociate Professor, Mathematics, College of Arts & Sciences, Regional Higher Education
Julio ArauzAssociate Professor and Graduate Chair, J. Warren McClure School of Emerging Communication Technologies, Scripps College of Communication
Corey BeckAssociate Professor of Instruction, Chemistry, and STEM Instruction Faculty Fellow, College of Arts and Sciences
Oussema DhiebGraduate Student, Patton College of Education
Jerry GabaGraduate Student, Patton College of Education
Mashawna HamiltonAssociate Professor and RN-BSN Associate Director, Center for Nursing Education, College of Health Sciences and Professions, Regional Higher Education
Noah HavliceOnline Program Support Analyst, OHIO Online
Jeremy HenkelAssociate Director for Faculty Programming, Center for Teaching, Learning & Assessment
Larry HessInstructional Designer, Office of Instructional Design
Lisa KamodyFirst-Year Course Coordinator, University College
Jessica MakoskyOMET Assistant Director, Medical Education Classroom Connectivity and Operations, Heritage College of Medicine
Basil Masri ZadaAssistant Professor of Instruction, Digital Art + Technology, Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts
Brigitte Moretti-CoskiProfessor of Instruction, Coordinator of First-Year French, College of Arts and Sciences
Jemima OduroGraduate Student, Patton College of Education
Joshua OsonduGraduate Student, Patton College of Education, Graduate Student Senate
Seth Owusu AfriyieGraduate Student, Patton College of Education
Rebecca PettyManager of Application Support and Academic Technology, Regional Higher Education
Ani RuhilAssociate Dean for Research and Planning and Professor, Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service
Mike SnavelySenior Director, Instructional Operations, Technology, and Learner Success, College of Business
James SummerfordAssociate Professor, Philosophy, College of Arts and Sciences, Regional Higher Education
Lindsey Ward

IT Product Manager – Teaching and Learning Technologies, Office of Information Technology 

OIT Supporting Staff: Joy Cobb, Eric Coffman, Michelle Donaldson, MaryKathyrine Tran, Carlos Walker, Todd Whited

Teaching and Learning Advisory Community

To learn more about this project, share your feedback, or ask questions, consider joining the Teaching and Learning Advisory Community. These sessions will collect your questions and concerns, share our timelines, and provide information whenever possible.