Each Canvas site has a base Panopto folder named after the course site.
Caution: Do not change the permissions in the base Panopto folder!
The members of a Canvas site are divided into two groups that have differing permissions with respect to that folder:
The default behavior for Panopto is to have one assignments folder operating for a course at any one time. You can close an assignments folder, preventing further student submissions, and then create another one.
A workaround allowing for more than one...
(in conjunction with the Multimedia Team)
Harvard's video platform for lecture capture and media storage.
Depending on how you have set up your course, you have several options to share videos with students.
To embed a Panopto video, follow the instructions in this link: How to embed a Panopto video in a...
Depending on how you wish to set up your assignment, Panopto offers several alternatives. Below you will find the instructions for most cases, depending on who should have access to each submitted video.
I want students to submit a video as an assignment...
Create a subfolder in the base course Panopto folder.
Once in the folder, click the gear icon to go to the new folder's settings.
Choose "Share" from the sidebar of options.
Under "Who can access this folder", click "Change". Do not click the first listed...
Each Canvas course site comes with 2gb of storage for files stored in "Files" and embedded into pages. This includes images, but does not include videos housed within Panopto. This amount of storage is typically sufficient.
Canvas's security level suffices...
Unfortunately, due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) current students and alumni are unable to download or save lecture videos.
However, current students and alumni who are, or were members of a course with lecture videos, will have...
