Student tips for watching Panopto recordings
Here are some tips that students might find helpful when watching Panopto event capture recordings.
recording technologies
‘Access request’ to Panopto recordings
If you or your students are denied access to a recording, please read on for the solution.
Contingency plan for move to online delivery
An article on using Panopto for desktop recording and running webinars using Blackboard Collaborate Ultra.
Desktop recording (using Panopto)
To find out more about creating resources for your students using desktop recordings, please read on.
Using video to flip the classroom
Earlier this year Senior Research Fellow, Juliet Jain, made her first desktop recording. Interested in using timetabled sessions for active learning, she talks to the LIU about the results.
Panopto (Event Capture)
Use Panopto to record your lectures and classes while they happen or to record presentations at your desk.
*New Aug 19: Kaltura submissions – what do I need to tell my students?
If your students need to record their presentations, please ensure they receive this guidance about the new Kaltura Capture recorder.
Kaltura (desktop recording)
Record, upload, manage and deliver video and audio files. Enable students to record and submit video assignments
Creating a PowerPoint Presentation with Narration
Read on to find out how to add a narrative to your PowerPoint presentation.
Panopto recordings – The safe and effective way to include YouTube content
Use the ‘Add a YouTube video’ button to safely, and seamlessly, include YouTube content in your learning resource.
Accessing the Panopto Statistics
If you are using Panopto, you might be interested in viewing the statistics for your recordings.
Kaltura: Four essential ‘how to’ guides from the LIU
To help you get started with Kaltura this September, the LIU has produced a collection of videos and instructions covering four essential tasks.
Learning Technology workshop for academics
Experiment and learn in tailor-made learning technology workshops.
Panopto on a lectern PC routine
Following these tips should help your Panopto experience in the classroom go smoothly.
How Panopto can benefit our students – a personal story
Written by Danny Elvidge [Senior Lecturer in Building Physics and Services] I’ve fallen in love with Panopto since being trained up two years ago. I now record all of my … Read more
Using Collaborate Ultra for one-to-one sessions
The term ‘webinar’ is perhaps mostly associated with meeting with a group of people, however the technology used for webinars can also be used very effectively as a way of … Read more
Adding a Kaltura file to your Blackboard course
For students to be able to view your recording, you most likely want to add it to the relevant part of your Blackboard module or programme site.
Blackboard Collaborate Ultra Experience (webinars)
Collaborate online in real time by synchronous text or voice chat