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Kaltura has an a desktop recorder tool that you can download and install on MacOS and Windows computers. The tool, called Kaltura Capture, can be accessed from Add New in either MediaSpace or Canvas. Kaltura Capture has audio, webcam, and screen recording capabilities. Find out how to install Kaltura Capture here.
To learn more about using Kaltura Capture, visit the Kaltura Capture tutorial.
Kaltura allows for the ability to attach a file, such as a PowerPoint or PDF, to your media for users to download. In order for a user to download the file, they must be logged into Kaltura with their ONID username and password. To attach a file to your media:
On a student's Canvas Dashboard, by default, current term, published courses should display. On an instructor's Canvas Dashboard, by default, current or future term, published or unpublished courses should display.
Read the article Course Not Showing in Canvas on oregonstate.teamdynamix.com
All OSU Canvas users may get technical support 24 x 7, 365 days a year by phone, live chat, or email. Click the “Help” button in the lower left corner of the Canvas screen, or call 844-329-3084. If you are an instructor, TA, or staff member and would like to learn more, please contact the Learn@OregonState team. Alternatively check out the excellent online help resources in the Canvas Community.
Newer cameras may record as an MPEG transport stream with extensions such as .TS, .MTS, .M2T or .M2TS. Ultimately, all these videos are MPEG videos. If you change your file's extension to .MPEG or .MPG, you should be able to upload your recording successfully.
Windows sometimes conceals the extensions to your video files. In order to see all your file extensions, following these steps:
In Windows 7:
In Windows XP:
When a course is listed under two different names, e.g. listed as both an undergraduate version and a graduate version OR listed under different designators, it is a crosslisted course. In other words, if the two versions of the course are taught at the same time and place, they should be crosslisted. In order for a course to be technically crosslisted, the crosslist designation must be set in Banner by the Registrar's Office. Once the courses are crosslisted in Banner, a crosslisted course site will appear in Canvas. The crosslisted course will have the same Canvas course code as one of the original sections with the exception of the addition of an "X" to the front of the section number.
If you are teaching or co-teaching multiple sections of the same course, you will likely have a combined Canvas course(s) generated automatically based on the information listed in Banner. Only sections with identical instructor pools in Banner will be included in a given combined Canvas course. The combined course will have the same Canvas course code as the lowest-numbered section being combined with the exception of the addition of a "C" to the front of the section number.
Read the article Crosslisted and combined courses in Canvas on oregonstate.teamdynamix.com
Playlists allow you to group content together for embedding on an external web page. Every time you add a new or remove an item to a Playlist, your embedded player automatically updates to reflect this change.
Yes, while it isn't possible to avoid all connectivity issues, Top Hat has several features that faculty can enable or request to be enabled to help minimize student connectivity issues.
Read the article What are the Top Hat options to help with connectivity issues? on oregonstate.teamdynamix.com
Kaltura supports captioning. Disability Access Services at Oregon State University will provide captioning services through Kaltura upon request. They have the ability to add captions to any existing videos in Kaltura or can assist in uploading new videos and captioning them. You can contact DAS at 541-737-4098. If you opt to add your own captions, that ability also exists in Kaltura. To do so:
A. Yes, although not with a mobile device at this time.
Instructors with combined or crosslisted courses in Canvas have new features in Canvas. A few of the features allow the instructor to view which section of the course a student is enrolled in and assign differential due dates to individual sections.
Read the article Section functionality in combined and crosslisted Canvas courses on oregonstate.teamdynamix.com
Yes, you can choose to sync a single 'total course' grade from Top Hat or sync selected Top Hat folders as individual Canvas assignments.
To learn how read the article How can I sync Top Hat grades with my Canvas course? on oregonstate.teamdynamix.com
NOTE: Kaltura CaptureSpace is being retired at the end of 2018. It is being replaced with Kaltura Capture. Find out how to install Kaltura Capture here.
Kaltura's CaptureSpace Desktop Recorder can be installed on MacOS and Windows computers. While any user on a Windows computer can install CaptureSpace without elevated permissions, a user on a MacOS computer must be administrator of their machine in order to install the software. If you are not the administrator of your MacOS computer, please contact the Service Desk additional support.
To install CaptureSpace:
Read the article How do I use a Turning clicker? on oregonstate.teamdynamix.com first. If this doesn't have the answer(s) you are looking for, contact us at classroom.response@oregonstate.edu
Users of Kaltura MediaSpace can create their own personal Channels. To do this:
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