Panopto

Academic Continuity, Panopto, Zoom

Zoom: Sharing Recordings from Panopto

If you’re running synchronous sessions with your students via Zoom, you should plan on recording them to make available to students who can’t attend in real-time. However, we also need to keep our FERPA obligations in mind when sharing those recordings.

When recording Zoom class sessions, you will have two options

  • Record to your computer
  • Record to the Cloud.

ITS’s recommendation is to record to the Cloud. This will save your recording to Panopto – Clark’s internal video streaming service. By default those recordings will be available only to you. However it will be easy to then move those recordings from your private Panopto folder, to your Course Panopto folder. This will allow access to these recordings to be restricted to the students enrolled in your course, and therefore protect the students privacy.

Click here for step-by-step instructions on how to move and share your recordings.

Academic Continuity, Panopto

Panopto: Getting Started

Panopto is our cloud-based video streaming and lecture capture system that makes it easy to stream, record, and share videos.

Panopto can capture your screen, audio, and/or video from web-cams and other devices to record live lectures, student or guest presentations, demonstrations, and/or supplemental materials. You can also upload any previously created video to Panopto to be shared via a link or embedded into any web page, including Moodle.

Using Panopto to record videos gives faculty the freedom to create their own content and can increase the sense of faculty presence in an online course. Panopto integration with Moodle can be used as a powerful tool for increasing student engagement around video. Students can adjust the speed of video, comment on the video with other students in a discussion chat, take notes, create bookmarks, and participate in quizzes, all within the same screen.

Interested in using Panopto?

  1. Click here for instructions on how to add Panopto to your Moodle Course.
    • The first step to receiving the correct access is to add Panopto to your Moodle Course
  2. Click here to access our Panopto – Essential Skills document to get you started.