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Submit Assignment
Students can submit videos to a Canvas assignment using Kaltura. Kaltura allows students to embed and submit a video that is already stored in their video library (My Media) or record/upload a video directly into the assignment. Note: Instructors must have 'Text Entry' as a submission method in order for you to submit Kaltura Videos. Follow the directions below.
Note for users of screen readers: letters in parentheses in the instructions below refer to corresponding areas on example images. If you have any questions about these instructions, contact eLearning for assistance.
- Locate the Canvas Assignment and click the Submit Assignment (A) button at the top right.
- Click the Text entry tab, move the insertion point to the desired location in the text box. Click on the Apps (B) plug-in icon to open a new window. Click the Embed Kaltura Media (C) logo.
Note: Depending on the resolution of your screen, you may have to click the vertical 3 dots at the far right of the toolbar in order to see the apps icon.
- A window will pop up and display all the videos in your Kaltura library (My Media). If your video is already showing in the list, skip to step five.
- Click the + Add New (D) button and select one of the media options:
- Choose Media Upload if you have a file on your computer.
- Choose Express Capture to do a quick camera recording.
- Choose YouTube if you have a YouTube video URL.
- Choose Kaltura Capture to record your screen, webcam, and/or voice.
- Choose Video Quiz to make an interactive video quiz from a video.
For a detailed guide on the above options, visit the Adding Media to My Media guide.
- Identify the video to be submitted and click Embed (E) or click the Gear (F) to choose further embed options.
- The selected video will be embedded (G) into the text box, click Submit Assignment (H).
Embed into Discussion
Your instructor may want you to reply to a discussion board and include a video. You can embed and submit a video that is already stored in your video library (My Media) or record/upload a video directly into the discussion board. Follow the instructions below
- Click Reply on the discussion page in Canvas.
- Students click the Apps (B) icon at the end of the toolbar and then click the Embed Kaltura Media (C) text.
- A window will pop up and display all the videos in your Kaltura library (My Media). If your video is already showing in the list, skip to step five.
- Click the + Add New (D) button and select one of the media options:
- Choose Media Upload if you have a file on your computer.
- Choose Express Capture to do a quick camera recording.
- Choose YouTube if you have a YouTube video URL.
- Choose Kaltura Capture to record your screen, webcam, and/or voice.
For a detailed guide on the above options, visit the Adding Media to My Media guide. - Identify the video to be submitted and click Embed (E) or click the Gear (F) to choose further embed options.
- Click Post to submit your embedded video on the discussion.
Publish to Media Gallery
Your instructor may want you to submit a video to the Course Media Gallery so that the entire class can watch and comment. Follow the directions below.
- Click Media Gallery (A) in the Canvas course navigation menu on the left.
- To add a video, click + Add Media (B) at the top right.
- If you already have the video uploaded into Kaltura, you can select the desired video by checking the box (C) beside it.
- Click Publish (D) to add this video to the course Media Gallery.
- Students can also upload files or record a quick webcam video. Click Add New (E) to get started with this process.
- Read more about how to add media to Kaltura.
- Students can also follow this guide on Kaltura Capture to record a presentation into Kaltura then come back to this guide to publish it to the Media Gallery.
- Once published, you should see a green success banner (F). Your video may need to be approved by your instructor before it displays in the Media Gallery.