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  • Agreement to Record Lecture

  • If you are approved for audio recording as an accommodation, you may record lectures on a device or using an app. Apps such as Otter or Jamworks can be used on devices like an iPad, smartphone, or laptop.

    Before using this service for the first time, you must make an appointment with EAC's Alternate Media Specialist for training and account activation.

    Need an appointment? Call our office at 805-678-5830

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  • The student listed below has been granted permission to record lectures as an accommodation due to a verified disability. Permission to record lectures as a disability accommodation is subject to the following conditions:

    1. Students must inform the professor of their intention to record class lectures. This agreement serves this purpose.
    2. Students will not copy or share recordings with anyone, except for a transcriber who may be required to type it if needed for the accommodation. Lectures recorded for educational purposes may not be shared with other people without the consent of the lecturer.
    3. At the conclusion of the course, the student will erase/delete recordings from all the classes or return the recordings to the instructor, whichever the instructor prefers.

    INSTRUCTOR’S RIGHT TO PRIVACY IN THE CLASSROOM: If an instructor objects to their lecture being recorded, it is typically because they maintain that their right to privacy of information discussed in the classroom is being violated. The instructor’s right to privacy does not override the student’s right to accommodation. It is the responsibility of the Educational Assistance Center to see that the instructor’s concern for privacy is respected and addressed while still assuring the availability of accommodation for the student. In many instances, this has been accomplished through the adoption of a contract between the instructor and student that details the specific limited use of the recordings and arranges for their disposal when the function has been fulfilled.

    CLASSES THAT INVOLVE SELF-DISCLOSURE FROM STUDENTS: Occasionally, instructors object to the recording of their lecture in classes that involve a great deal of self-disclosure from students as part of the class, fearing that the recording will inhibit students from freely sharing. The use of a recording is to replace the student’s note taking ability. If these open discussions are not appropriate subject matter for any student to be taking notes, it would be appropriate to ask the student with disability to turn off the recording device during these periods.

    I, the student, have read and understand the above agreement on recording lectures at Oxnard College, and I agree to abide by this policy with regards to any lectures I record. The Student Code of Conduct will cover any violations of this agreement.

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  • Please direct questions or concerns to: Leo Orange, Coordinator lorange@vcccd.edu

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