Mobile App
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Echo360 Mobile Apps
Echo360 has developed mobile applications that allow Instructors, Teaching Assistants, and Students to view cl...
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Mobile Apps and LMS Users
If you normally access Echo360 through your LMS (Blackboard, Canvas, Moodle, D2L, or Sakai), you can still use...
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Quick Guide to the Mobile Apps
The Echo360 Mobile App is fairly intuitive, but this article is provided as a quick reference for how to find ...
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Limitations of the Mobile Apps
While the Echo360 Mobile app now provides both video and presentation viewing capabilities, and allows student...
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Viewing Classes in the Mobile App
By default, the current Term's sections are shown when you log into the Mobile App. If you have other terms' s...
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Using Offline Mode of the Mobile App
Because Mobile Apps are designed to be used "on the go", internet connectivity isn't always guaranteed. Or, so...
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Using Notes and Bookmarks in the Mobile App
The Mobile Apps support both taking Notes in a class as well as marking slides or video locations with Bookmar...
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Posting and Responding to Class Q&A or Discussion Posts
The mobile app allows you to post or respond to a question or discussion point while viewing the classroom. ...
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Adding or Removing Confusion Flags in the Mobile App
The Mobile Apps allow you to mark video scenes or slides in a classroom as confusing. Setting a Confusion mark...
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Viewing and Interacting with Presentations through the Mobile App
Each class in the class list contains an icon for the type of media published to the class. Tapping on the cla...