If you record your Zoom sessions to the cloud, you can still do some (very basic) editing. You can trim the beginning or the end of the video off, which can be helpful. IMPORTANT: if you allow downloading for the video, the downloaded video will be the whole thing, not the trimmed version. From Zoom… continue reading
Camden faculty: contact IDT if you have questions about trying this tool! PlayPosit is a tool available at Rutgers that allows you to turn video into an interactive experience for your students. The underlying videos can be ones you’ve made (and stored in Kaltura My Media) or those posted on YouTube or Vimeo. The interactions… continue reading
If you are still web conferencing with students using BBB (aka Conferences tool in Canvas), you may wish to share your screen with students. This is useful if you with to demonstrate a live web site, for instance. IMPORTANT: if you want to share a PowerPoint slideshow or other documents, don’t screenshare! Simply 1) save… continue reading
If you use an iPad, recording lectures on it can give you some interesting options. This article will review: Set up your iPad Start and stop recording Uploading to Kaltura & sharing in Canvas
If you have narrated PowerPoint files you wish to share with students in Canvas, the best way to do that is to export the PP as a video (mp4), upload it to Kaltura, My Kaltura Media, and then share it with your students from your course Canvas site. It should work from Mac or PC.
How do I add files, images, links, and Kaltura videos in Canvas’ new Rich Content Editor? The text editor in Canvas has been updated for all Spring 2021 courses. The process for adding files, images, links, and embedding Kaltura videos looks different in this new text editor. Adding files, images, and links: Look for the… continue reading
