HOW TO RECORD VIDEO LECTURES UPDATE

Click the dropdown arrow next to the Record/Upload Media icon.While in the Rich Content Editor, you can use the Canvas built-in Record/Upload Media on the toolbar. You can also share these videos outside of Canvas by using UD Capture Space. You can re-use these videos by locating them in your My Media.Captions will be created for this video automatically just like your other videos in My Media.Don’t forget to Publish the page when ready. You can continue adding other content to your page such as text, images, or other videos. A placeholder for the video will appear in your editor window. You can now give your new video a title, description and tags to help you locate it later. When complete, click the Use This button.If you want to redo the video, click Record Again. Your new video will begin playing back for you to review. Click the square to the left of the clock to stop. Select the correct device for your webcam and microphone and click Allow. A new window displays and your browser will request permission to access your webcam and your microphone.Click the Add New button on the right and then select Express Capture.Note: After you select an app, a dropdown arrow displays next to the Apps icon so you select the app directly or click View All to select other apps. A popup displays showing your My Media and Media Gallery. Click the Embed UD Capture Video option.Note: If you don’t see all the icons in the toolbar, enlarge or maximize your browser window. In the rich content editor toolbar, click the Apps icon which looks like a power cord.This makes it easy to publish, edit, or create a quiz from in the future. And since My Media is part of UD Capture, the videos you record here get added to your My Media. You can use the My Media tool to quickly record video from your webcam inside Canvas. There are two ways that you can record a quick video inside your Canvas course, anywhere you can use the Rich Content Editor.

HOW TO RECORD VIDEO LECTURES UPDATE

Quick videos are great if you want to provide an update to a homework problem, a project that could use a little clarification, or perhaps introducing each week’s topic with a current event. Sometimes you want to create a video for your students but have limited time. One easy way to add instructor presence is to regularly record short videos. Students can also use the same tools and techniques listed here to provide their presence in discussion forums, assignments, etc. These videos can coney your unique perspective the same way you’d deliver them in the classroom. In an online course, this means a visual presence best delivered through videos of you speaking with your students. Instructor presence is an important component for successful student engagement.

How to record video lectures