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Kaltura will allow you to reassign your media to another ONID user as follows:
Channels must have moderation activated in order to approve or reject a submitted piece of media. Only a Channel manager or moderator may approve or reject content submitted to a Channel. To do this:
Kaltura content is designed for both desktop and mobile playback. You can play your videos back on Mac OS or Windows, as well as on Android or iOS, in any current web browser, including Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera.
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:
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:
How to stop PowerPoint from automatically starting a slide show in Presenter View:
This way the Turning Point show bar will display on your screen and mirror to what students see on the projector, instead of manually dragging the menu onto the project screen.
Yes, Turnitin originality check is now an option for any Canvas File Upload assignment. Instructors can use all of the Canvas File Upload features in the assignment, including rubrics, group assignments, and peer review. Instructors can view Turnitin scores and reports from the Canvas gradebook or from SpeedGrader. Students can view their reports and assignment scores from their Grades page in Canvas.
Read the article Use Turnitin (plagiarism checking) on a Canvas Assignment on oregonstate.teamdynamix.com
Accessibility Check (also called UDOIT) is a tool for faculty to quickly identify and fix common accessibility issues in their Canvas course content. This tool is not visible to students in Canvas. A few of the accessibility issues that the tool will detect include missing alternative text for images, poor color contrast, and missing descriptive link text.
Read the article Accessibility Check in Canvas on oregonstate.teamdynamix.com
Channels allow content owners to group media together in MediaSpace and restrict access to that media to only a defined list of users based on ONID usernames. Note: if you publish your media to a public category, adding that same media to a Channel will not restrict who has access to it.
Kaltura is directly integrated into Canvas and allows users who are editing or creating new text content (such as a Page, Announcement, or Assignment) to embed their media (audio or video) directly into their text. This is the preferred method for students to submit media (audio or video) as an assignment in Canvas.
In order to do this:
Yes, if instructors give an Incomplete, the instructor may request to add the student to a past-term or a present-term course so they can access quizzes, assignments, etc. Instructors should email canvas.support@oregonstate.edu and request that their and the student's enrollment be enabled in the course site. Include the student’s ONID and the Canvas course code (e.g. TST_101_001_S2017) in the email.
With new section functionality for combined and crosslisted courses in Canvas, the Manage Assistants tools has been renamed and has new functionality. It now appears as Add TA… in the Canvas course menu.
Read the article Add teaching assistants (TAs), graders, designers, or observers to Canvas courses on oregonstate.teamdynamix.com
Kaltura supports HTML5 video playback. That means that any modern browser should be able to support the media you are trying to play. This includes Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera. No plugins are required to play content. But there remains a few reasons why a piece of media may not play. These are just a few:
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