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In short, no. There is nothing that stops students from going over 45 seconds. The platform only has a countdown timer that starts at 45 seconds to let students know how long their video is, but it is a "soft limit" - it just turns red once students go over 45 seconds.
That said, there is a purpose behind our short videos. The first is that teachers don't have time to watch long videos. The second is that it forces students into a metacognitive process of trying to be concise with the material. The third is that shorter videos are easier on bandwidth, which helps for students that may have connectivity challenges.
CrossBraining currently supports the IMS LTI 1.3 integration standard. Additional LTI integration features are being developed and are expected to be released in 2021.
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Yes! Contact sales@crossbraining.com for details on our pilot program.
CrossBraining is hosted in the United States via Amazon Web Services with all of the cybersecurity features that come with AWS.
No. Our customers are the subject-matter experts, so we leave any content to them. That said, we are happy to help bring any of your content into the platform for you to use.
CrossBraining only requires a camera and a device with an internet connection. Most students use their smartphones or laptop webcams (although we also support off-device cameras like GoPro's).
Additionally, there is no need to install, host, or download anything. CrossBraining is a webapp, so students and teachers only need to go to https://cbapp.us to access the entire platform.