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How do I create a sharing link or embed code for my video in My Media in Mediaspace Video Portal?
Updated onArticleEducational Technology Kaltura Media & Mediaspace Video Portal Sharing
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Zoom Frequently Asked Questions
Updated onArticleThe following questions are going to redirect you to articles published by Zoom so that you receive the most recent information. If you need further assistance with these questions or articles, please reach out to us at [email protected].
Educational Technology Zoom Getting Started with Zoom
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How do I add collaborators to my videos in My Media in Mediaspace Video Portal?
Updated onArticleEducational Technology Kaltura Media & Mediaspace Video Portal Sharing
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Instructor Pre-Semester Checklist
Updated onChecklistAre you ready and excited to begin a new semester? We have created this Canvas checklist for instructors to ensure you start out the semester on the right foot.
Learning Experience Design Face-to-Face Teaching Before the Semester
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RedirectÂ
Updated onArticleIn a Canvas course, the left-hand navigation can be customized by an instructor. Additional links can be added for items such as an extra resources page, a useful website, or direct access to a critical assignment for the course.
The following example adds a customized link to the left-hand navigation to access a web site external to Canvas.
Educational Technology Canvas LMS Other Integrated Apps Not Supported by the University
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What is Annoto?
Updated onArticleAnnoto is a video interaction tool that integrates with your Canvas recorded videos. With one click in the Media Gallery section of your Canvas course, you can enable rich class conversations and feedback for any video in your class.
Educational Technology Canvas LMS Media Gallery
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What Adapters Should I Use for Video Projection from Macintosh Computers?
Updated onArticleIf you are connecting a Macintosh laptop to the installed A/V technology in a University classroom or learning space, the main connector is HDMI. It is possible that your mac or PC laptop may need or not need adapters at all, and just the basic HDMI cable.
Most A/V equipped learning spaces on campus now use the HDMI cable to plug into projectors or large flat panel TVs. An HDMI cable carries both video and audio signals from the laptop.
Classroom Technology & Equipment Audio and Visual Equipment Cables & Accessories
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How do I import the Syllabus template into my course?
Updated onArticleThe University of Utah has content that is recommended to include in your course syllabus. We have created a template to make it easy for you to import this content into your course. To import the syllabus content from the University template follow the steps outlined below:
Educational Technology Canvas LMS Canvas Basics
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How do I import content from the University of Utah Common Course Template?
Updated onArticleImporting the University of Utah Common Course Template will overwrite any existing content you may have added in the Canvas Syllabus you may currently have in your course. Please reach out to Digital Learning Technologies at [email protected] for assistance if you would still like to import the template and retain your already existing template.
Educational Technology Canvas LMS Canvas Basics
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Canvas Catalog
Updated onArticleCanvas Catalog is a tool that can be used to share educator training and professional development programs across departments, universities, and continuing education. It is an easy and effective way to offer mandatory training and self-directed learning experiences for users who are involved with the University, but who do not have email or uNID credentials. Catalog uses:
- Professional Development
- eLearning Courses
- Continuing Education
- Training Workshops
- Seminars
- Webinars
Check out the following resources to learn more about Canvas Catalog:
- What is Canvas Catalog?
- Course Catalog Website
- Catalog Guide Table of Contents (All Users and Admin Users)
- University of Utah Catalog Courses
Educational Technology Canvas Catalog Getting Started with Canvas Catalog