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Kaltura (My Media) is the recommended service for uploading and sharing media (audio and video) in Canvas. This document details methods for uploading video that was recorded on an iPhone or Android phone to your My Media library so it can be shared in a Canvas page, discussion post, or assignment submission.

This guide details the steps for updating an embedded Kaltura My Media video in Canvas to use the newer "v7" video player.

This document details how to set up a recurring Teams meeting for use within a Canvas course.

This document details how to get the embed code for a Kaltura My Media video (to share on a web page, for example)

This document details an overview of how to use the Kaltura My Media video tools within Canvas to upload, create, and embed videos.

This guide documents the steps that UW-Green Bay instructors, students, and staff can use to create recordings with the Kaltura Capture app and upload them to My Media. Recordings can include any combination of screen recording, webcam video, and audio—including all three at once.

This article explains the AI Basics @ UW-Green Bay Canvas course, how students can enroll, and how faculty can integrate the course into their classes using a prebuilt Canvas Commons assignment.

This document details how to share a "bulb" as a module item in Canvas

UWGB instructors may want to share example Canvas ePortfolios with their students. You can do this by adding the ePortfolio share link(s) as an External URL Canvas Module item or by sharing the ePortfolio link(s) in a Canvas page. Instructors can share both public and private ePortfolios using either of the following methods.

This article is a collection of technical guides intended to help students take quizzes in Canvas.

This article is a collection of technical guides intended to help students take new quizzes.

This document details how to embed a bulb from PlayPosit into a Canvas page using the Canvas Rich Content Editor.

UW-Green Bay instructors can use PlayPosit to create interactive videos, called "bulbs", and assign those bulbs to students in their Canvas courses. UWGB PlayPosit users can create bulbs from videos in their Kaltura My Media library or videos that are publicly shared on YouTube or Vimeo. After selecting a video source, the user can add interactions to the bulb to turn their video into an engaging learning experience. This guide provides instructions for creating a new PlayPosit bulb in UWGB's Ca

PlayPosit Peer Review Assignments enable instructors teaching in Canvas to assign an asynchronous activity where students are tasked with submitting a video and then reviewing the video submissions of the peers in their small group. The structure of a PlayPosit Peer Review Assignment helps avoid some technical issues that students commonly encounter when working with video and empowers students to leave feedback right within the video player as timestamped comments. This article details the proc

This article provides guidance to students participating in a PlayPosit Peer Review video assignment within a UW-Green Bay Canvas course.