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Recording Videos

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Recording Video

You may wish to record videos to incorporate into your course. Videos could be created for weekly announcements, prep work, pre-recorded lectures, live lectures (i.e. Zoom recordings), guest presentations, homework explanations, student feedback, office hours, etc.

Video Recording Tools

ToolGreat for:Where to access:Great for:Automatic in CanvasEditing
CanvasWeekly video announcements; student-created videos, student feedback videosVia Canvas, in the text editor toolbarJust webcam and audioYesEditing
PanoptoPre-recorded lectures, Zoom recordings, Prep-work videos, videos with embedded quizzes, basic video editing
Can be accessed via web browser or downloaded for full-featured software capabilities.Allows recording of multiple sources including adding content after the fact or even including multiple recording devices (such as document camera or iPhone)Videos embed links can be created in advance. Videos can be embedded and/or shared both in Canvas and outside Canvas as required. You have complete control of how the videos are shared.Offers web-based editing tools for creating videos. Panopto also accepts uploads of many video and audio formats. Videos can also be created in Camtasia and can be uploaded and controlled with the sharing capabilities of Panopto. 
My Media (Kaltura)Student-created videos, videos with embedded quizzes,
Kaltura tools can be found in My Media in Canvas.Kaltura Capture allows for multiple inputs (video of self, screen, audio).Yes, My Media allows you to access almost all Kaltura functionality from Canvas.Very limited editing features. Closed captioning is available.
CamtasiaPre-recorded lectures, screen recordings, editing, brandingCamtasia can be downloaded.No, but media created in Camtasia can be uploaded to Kaltura’s media server in Canvas using My Media.Offers a rich suite of editing tools for creating professional looking videos.
Multiple inputs (video of self, screen, audio) are compacted into one video but can be edited separately.
Zoom RecordingsRecording live lectures
Recording presentations
Either via ubc.zoom.us, or via Panopto (Zoom can be connected to Panopto)No, but links can be shared in Canvas from the Panopto recording (if connected), or from the Zoom cloud feature.Very limited editing features. If connected with Panopto, editing features increase.
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Student Presentations

Student Presentations (Group/Individual)

Asking students to present their work to the class is a very effective, and often times authentic, way to assess students. Presentations can be conducted synchronously in class, asynchronously in the form of an assignment, or a combination (i.e. recorded presentation, synchronous question and answer period). In addition, presentations can be conducted offline or online, and individually or in groups.

Asynchronous Presentations

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Asynchronous presentations are a way for students to take the time to develop and record a presentation and submit it via Canvas.

Individual Asynchronous Presentations

Asynchronous individual presentations are a way for students to take time to develop and record a presentation and submit it via Canvas. Sauder Instructors are recommended to use My Media in Canvas.

Group Asynchronous Presentations

Asynchronous group presentations are a way for students to have time to work as a group outside of class to develop and record a presentation and submit it via Canvas. Sauder Instructors are recommended to advise students to use ZOOM and submit in Canvas.

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Panopto

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Panopto

Panopto is our preferred video management platform for recording, organizing, embedding, and even live streaming course content, lectures, presentations, and recorded synchronous sessions.

Once filmed, Panopto-hosted videos can be embedded in Canvas courses.

Teaching Scenarios

What Is Panopto?

Panopto is a complete video management platform that provides a suite of web-based video editing tools for users. It is a tool for recording, organizing, embedding, and even live streaming course content, lectures, presentations, and recorded synchronous sessions. It can also be embedded in Canvas courses for video and audio course content, on top of being used for DIY lecture capture, instructional content, and screencasts.

Why Panopto?

Panopto has been an efficient and effective tool at Sauder for recording student presentations and faculty courses over the past few years. Panopto offers enhanced media features, such as student engagement tools and automatic captioning capabilities. Panopto also offers greater ease of use and better administrative management compared to other video management platforms. Panopto users are also able to leverage Panopto’s features outside of their Canvas courses.

Particular benefits of Panopto include:

  • Branding: Learning Services has created an automated tool for adding Sauder branding to video material. You can request branding to be added to any of your videos. Our branding service is able to add the Sauder program branding of your choice automatically.
  • Security: You have control over the privacy of your videos and whom you share them with. You can also control the availability time for individual videos, allowing you fine grained control over when a video is available to view.
  • Accessibility: Panopto offers machine-generated and searchable speech to text and automated closed captioning to improve the accessibility of your video content.
  • Searchability: Panopto makes it easy to search within your content. You can search for keywords in notes, bookmarks, captions, etc.

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