How do I add Zoom recordings to Moodle?
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What is Panopto and how do I activate my account?
Panopto is our new Video Library and video content management system! -
How do I add the Panopto activity to Moodle?
The Panopto LTI activity on Moodle allow you and your students to access all Zoom recordings, uploaded videos, and any other recorded videos from one single place. -
How long will it take before my Zoom meeting recording is available?
Once you complete your Zoom meeting, your recording will be sent two places automatically and the videos will be available as soon as they are processed. -
Where should I edit my Zoom meeting recording?
The best place to edit your meeting recording is within Panopto. -
How do I enable and edit captions on my video in Panopto?
You have the ability to add ASR (automatic speech recognition) generated captions to your Panopto sessions. -
How do I find my videos in Panopto?
Panopto operates as a video library for all of your Zoom meeting recordings, uploaded and recorded videos using the Panopto Desktop Recorder. -
How do I make Panopto videos available to students in Moodle?
To make the recording available to your students, you need to transfer it from your own personal Panopto folder to the course folder. -
Why can’t I add automatic captions in Panopto?
Because Panopto hasn't finished processing the audio of the recording. -
How do I delete recordings from Zoom?
Go to your Zoom profile > Recordings > More > Delete. -
Why should I not use Zoom for pre-recorded videos?
Because you are relying on an internet connection for recordings. -
What is the Create button in Panopto?
The Create button in Panopto allows those with Creator access (such as module leaders, co-teachers, and professional services staff) is where you can upload a video, build a session, download the Panopto desktop recorder, set up a screencast using Panopto Capture and more!