Prepared by Instructional Design & Academic Technology Team
For Kaltura related questions, please contact the IT Service Desk
By Phone: 315-445-4579
By Website: http://servicedesk.lemoyne.edu
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If you are interested in getting a head start on using Kaltura for your video needs, below are some resources the Academic Technology team has put together. These resources are put together to help you work independently to use Kaltura. The contents covered in this document are below. Click on the links to navigate to different sections within the document.
Please note that the processor on your computer should be a minimum of Intel i5 or AMD A10 with 4 cores for Kaltura Capture (a software application that can be downloaded onto your computer which allows you to record lectures) to work. To self-check how many cores you have on your laptop’s processor:
Windows Users: search for “System Information” and you will be able to see the number of cores in the Processor information.
Mac Users: search for “About this Mac” and you will see Total number cores as one of the lines of information. Computer Specifications here
Open the Canvas course where you’d like Kaltura tabs available.
Open Settings from the Course Menu
Open the Navigation tab
Scroll down to the section Drag items here to hide them from students.
Locate Media Gallery and My Media, and drag them up into the upper section (or click on the three-dot icon and choose Enable)
Drag and drop items to reorder them in the course navigation.
Place the Media Gallery and My Media links where you’d like them to appear.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and Save.
Test the new Kaltura links in your course menu.
My Media is user specific. It is a collection of all the videos you’ve recorded or uploaded with the Kaltura tools. This is your complete library of videos. It’s associated with your Canvas account, but not with any particular course. Your students in a given course cannot see what’s in your My Media collection.
Media gallery content is course specific. It is a place, within a course, where you can choose and post videos from your My Media collection for your students to view, in the context of the course. In other words, you can publish your videos and the published videos end up in the Media Gallery.
Upload Media from Computer & from YouTube (System Requirement for Kaltura Capture to work on your Personal Computer | Step-by-Step Guide to Add from Computer | Step-by-Step Guide to Add from YouTube | Video on Add from YouTube and Computer)
Using Express Capture (Step-by-Step Guide | Video)
Installing Kaltura Capture (Step-by-Step Guide | Video)
Record Using Kaltura Capture (Step-by-Step Guide | Video)
Recording PowerPoint Presentation ( Step-by-Step Guide | Video)
Recording Options (Step-by-Step Guide | Video)
Create a quiz (Step-by-Step Guide | Video)
Interactive Video Quiz in Canvas Assignment (Video)
Tutorial for Students to Take A Video Quiz (Video)
Please note Video Quizzes have to be created as Assignments in Canvas for the grades to show up in Grades.
Trim & Clip Videos (Step-by-Step Guide | Video)
Edit Captioning (Step-by-Step Guide | Video)
With Zoom-Canvas-Kaltura integration, Zoom recordings now show up in Kaltura My Media in your Canvas course. (Step-by-Step Guide | Video)
Using Kaltura’s lecture capture software installed on teaching stations. (Step-by-Step Guide | Step-by-Step-Guide for SCA Rooms (only for SCA instructors) | Video)