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This article details the procedure for creating an audio file from a video in your My Media library. Kaltura does not have a built-in method for creating an audio-only version of a video, but it is possible to download the video file from your My Media library and extract the audio using a free program like VLC Media Player (PC or Mac) or QuickTime (Mac only). The resulting audio file can then be uploaded to My Media as a separate audio-only media entry or distributed using another service.

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 article has instructions for how video owners and co-editors can edit closed captions for Kaltura My Media videos.

UW-Green Bay instructors can use Akindi to create and grade on-paper bubble sheet exams. It is a replacement for the legacy Scantron system. Akindi is accessed through a Canvas integration which automatically syncs your class roster and can send scores back to your Canvas gradebook. This guide contains resources on how to access Akindi, how to create assessments, how to print bubble sheets, how to grade bubble sheets, and where to ask questions and get support.

This document provides instructions on addressing the most common issues that users report in Canvas, as well as information on how to contact the 24-hour Canvas support service.

This document details the steps instructors can take to access course evaluation reports in the UWGB Evals system. Follow this procedure to view individual course evaluation reports from terms from Spring 2023 to the present.

This document details how to embed an ungraded PlayPosit bulb into a Canvas page or other Canvas content item (Announcement, Assignment, Discussion, Syllabus, etc.) using the Canvas Rich Content Editor.

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.

Some instructors choose to make use of the digital resources provided by textbook publishers as external application integrations for Canvas. Generally, these come at some additional cost to students but offer them the ability to practice formative tasks and access learning materials online.

The "Redirect Tool" in Canvas allows you to add a link as an item to your course navigation.

This article is a collection of technical guides intended to help students build, manage, and share an ePortfolio in Canvas. Any student enrolled in a Canvas course can create an ePortfolio.

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.

UW-Green Bay instructors, students, and staff that have a Canvas account can create and manage Canvas ePortfolios. Those who create Canvas ePortfolios can share their public or private ePortfolio for others to view. This guide provides you with instructions on the different ways one can share a public and private Canvas ePortfolio.

This guide provides instructions for students on how to use the Kaltura Capture app on a personal computer to make recordings that include screen capture and/or webcam video that can be uploaded to the My Media service and shared in Canvas.