 Kaltura

This article is an overview and walk through of captioning tools in Kaltura's My Media.

This article will walk through the process of turning on the Screen Recording functionality on an iPad and the process to upload the recording to My Media in Kaltura.

Some people using Mac Safari or Google Chrome will see an error message when accessing Kaltura pages in Canvas. The message states: “It seems your browser is blocking 3rd party session cookies which are required for the Kaltura application. To resolve this issue, please update your settings to allow 3rd party cookies.“

This is a collection of resources when students use Kaltura. It provides directions for using Kaltura Capture, uploading to Canvas, retrieving share links, and many other resources.

Directions to create a Video Quiz in Kaltura for Canvas.

There are three options for adding a video to Kaltura (My Media): Upload, YouTube, and Kaltura Capture. Learn more about these three options:

Learn how to Trim, Copy and Clip Videos in Kaltura My

Add your Kaltura videos to your Canvas assignments, pages, quizzes, and/or discussions. The first option uses a player that does not have a button for students to download the video file to their computers. The second option uses a video player that has a button for students to download the video file.

Students using Chromebooks cannot install Kaltura Capture on their machines to submit videos for assignments. They can, however, use the Chrome extension Screencastify to capture their video and then upload that video.

In this article we will cover the proper way to add Kaltura Media to a Canvas Assignment and Canvas Discussions.

Kaltura Capture is a program that makes it easy for users to create and upload videos
to Kaltura through our Learning Management System [Canvas] or UIS MediaSpace for users that do
not have a course in the LMS, available for Windows or Mac. Recorded videos can be a
combination of webcams and/or screen recordings.