Medieval Europe
  • Welcome to the Medieval World
  • How to Join the Online Class
  • Teaching in a Pandemic
    • On Apathy and Historical Thinking
  • Syllabus
    • Your Professors
      • Dr. Marc Saurette
      • Professor Sarah Keeshan
      • Vanessa Finney (TA Extraordinaire)
    • Learning Outcomes
    • Communication
      • The Digital Classroom
      • Digital Office Hours
      • Discussion Groups
    • Textbooks
      • Social Annotation
    • Coursework
      • Participation
      • Critical Reflections
      • Critical Analyses
      • Peer Feedback
      • Process Letter
    • Assessment
    • Deadlines
  • Digital Tools
    • MS Office 365
    • MS Teams
      • (really) Short Guide to MS Teams
      • Streaming Lectures
    • Virtual MacOdrum Library
    • Poll Everywhere
    • Zotero
    • Hypothes.is
    • Trello
      • Managing your Time
      • Using Trello to Plan Work
    • cuLearn
    • cuPortfolio
  • Weekly Schedule
  • Exercises
    • Icebreaker
    • Background Survey
    • Anatomy of a Primary Source
      • Sources Schematic
      • The Problem of Primary Sources
      • Reading Cluny's Foundation Charter
      • Charter Translation Exercise
    • Anatomy of an Academic Article
      • The Research Process
      • Understanding Research Articles
    • Keeping Track of Assignments with Trello
    • Transcription Exercise
  • FAQ
  • Prologue to the Middle Ages
    • Prologue
  • Module 1. What are the Middle Ages?
    • When are the Middle Ages?
    • Where are the Middle Ages?
  • Module 2 - The Late Antique World
    • The Late Roman Empire
    • The Transformation of Empire
  • Module 3 - the Post-Roman Mediterranean
    • Successor Kingdoms
    • The Eastern Roman Empire
    • The Rise and Spread of Islam
  • Module 4 - Early Medieval Society and Culture
    • Faith and Learning
    • Cities and Countryside
    • Power Structures
    • Social Structures
  • In closing
    • The End of the Early Middle Ages
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Streaming Lectures

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Something we might experiment with is recording the lectures, warts and all. If this is something that interests you, the lectures will be available via MS Streams.

  1. Open up MS Teams

  2. Find the leftmost sidebar, and click on the elipsis (...) on the bottom.

3. Click on Stream and a window of class recordings should pop up.

4. Enjoy the Greatest Hits presented there on your own time...

Stream is the icon with the red arrow on it.
Well, it actually doesn't have anything yet since class hasn't started...