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Once Panopto for Windows or Mac is installed, you can utilize it to record content such as audio, video, and screen capture.
Instructors (and students with Panopto assignments) can download Panopto for Windows or Mac for fully-featured session recording
For media created outside of Panopto, such as professional editing software, this content can be uploaded manually to Panopto
Students who need to record and submit multimedia with Panopto can follow these instructions to create, upload, and submit their work.
Before students can submit content via Panopto, instructors will need to configure Assignment Folders in this article.
Before utilizing conferencing and recording technologies (such as Zoom and Panopto), you should understand proper use and when you need to get recording consent. You may also need to add accessibility features such as captions.
This article outlines the methods to repurpose Panopto video content in multiple courses, including copying and moving methods, and best practices.
Need to reuse Panopto content in multiple courses? Start here for all options to reuse, move, or copy your content.
This article illustrates how to use a RebelFlex classroom for scheduled recordings.
Zoom offers integration with Panopto to automatically send recordings of Zoom sessions to Panopto for storage and sharing.
If you want to copy the entire structure of Panopto content from one course to another, instructors can utilize LMS Content Reuse to automatically migrate all content and sub-folders.
Known issues with Panopto, along with workarounds
Instructors can embed quiz questions within their Panopto content to check students understanding of content. Instructors have the option of having Panopto automatically pass a score back to WebCampus for credit.
If your instructor asks you to complete questions within a Panopto video, this article will assist you with completing the assignment and receiving credit.
This article contains an overview of Panopto, a service integrated with WebCampus that allows users to record lectures, presentations, demonstrations, and more.