CETL | Canvas | AI Guide | Course Design | Online | Software | Workshops Delivering Video through CanvasFERPA GUIDANCE FOR CLASS RECORDINGS If you wish to record lectures for use in later semesters, you must take steps to comply with FERPA. Record the course lectures in such a way that the students' identity in the course is never revealed. (e.g., Avoid recording student faces and/or names.) Deliver Video using Panopto
Follow the help links below to learn how to use Panopto to host and record video for delivery in your Canvas course.
![]() Panopto is the preferred method for the delivery and recording of video in Canvas. Rather than upload files directly into the Canvas files area, select Panopto Video to upload your videos into--which offers higher quality and automatic closed captioning. Panopto's viewer provides control of the video playback's volume, speed, and quality. (Note: Videos stored in Panopto do not count against the Canvas course quota.) Deliver Video using YouTube or OneDriveNOTE: If you were planning to upload your video directly into Canvas, upload it through Canvas into Panopto instead. See Panopto Help for Instructors. Embed YouTube or OneDrive Videos on a Canvas Page
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You do not have to give "read permission" to each student using this method. ONEDRIVE You must give "read permission" to each student in the class individually using this method. |
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