Login to GLOW, go to any of your course, then access the Course Media Gallery (Panopto). Click the “Open in Panopto” icon. 2. Select the drop-down menu next to your name and then select User Settings. 3. On the User Settings window, scroll down to Meeting Import Settings. Continue reading »
Williams first subscribed to Zoom in the early days of the pandemic to support remote teaching, and it was set up so that cloud-recorded Zoom meetings were automatically uploaded to Glow and Panopto. (Panopto is the video streaming service used by Glow.) At the time, that made good sense, since… Continue reading »
IMPORTANT: If you wish to move/copy videos to a new course, you must first go to the new course in GLOW and select the Course Media Gallery. This will create a new course folder in Panopto with proper permission. This initial step only needs to be done once for each… Continue reading »
1. Go to the Course Media Gallery of your course on GLOW. 2 Click the Create option, then select Upload Media. 3. In the window that appears, drag and drop video (or audio files) into the box, or select the box to locate the audio/video files you want to upload. Continue reading »
Instructors can stop Panopto (the Course Media Gallery) from adding closed captions automatically into videos at the folder level. You can still manually apply them to each video after the option is turned off, Go to the folder Click on the gear icon … Continue reading »
As a Panopto creator (usually the instructor), you can delete the automatic closed captions in a single Panopto video by going to the settings area: Click on “Settings” under the title of the video Select “Captions” from the left navigation bar Select the language to delete Choose “Delete Captions” and… Continue reading »
GLOW’s Course Media Gallery (Panopto) produces automated captions that are typically about 80% accurate that can be applied to audio or video materials that are created or uploaded. Since Zoom cloud recordings are automatically moved into Panopto, these are available to be captioned as well. To apply automated captions, go… Continue reading »
1. Login to GLOW and go to your course where you want to add your recording. 2. Click the Course Media Gallery link on the left. 3. Click on the purple +Create button and choose Panopto for Mac or Panopto for Windows PC, depending upon your OS . 4. Continue reading »
Go to your recording in the Course Media Gallery. Move a mouse over next to the thumbnail of your recording and click “Settings.” Select “Streams,” then move the mouse over the track that you want to delete and click “X”. (There is no undo, so you may want to make… Continue reading »
Panopto is an audio/video streaming platform that is fully integrated with Glow as the Course Media Gallery that offers flexible recording and uploading tools for recording video lessons, integrating lecture slides, and in-video quizzing. Panopto and Zoom Integration Q: How do I opt-in of Zoom Recording Imports to GLOW/Panopto?… Continue reading »
Panopto Capture is a web-based version of Panopto’s successful multimedia recording app. Panopto Capture can record basic mic and webcam inputs useful for language and performance assignments, but it’s capable of screen recording as well which is useful for presentations or demonstrating problem set solutions. NOTE:… Continue reading »
This page will walk you through recording a session in Panopto, which is available in GLOW, for your course using a laptop computer. (Panopto is GLOW’s Course Medial Gallery.) Before Start Recording Make sure that your Web camera and microphone are working Login to GLOW and go to your course. Continue reading »
Zoom Cloud Recording Where can I find my Zoom recordings on Panopto? How can I share my Zoom recordings stored on Panopto with my students? Zoom Cloud Recording Zoom offers two recording options: local recording and cloud recording. Zoom Local Recording For users with… Continue reading »
Using an iPad is great for screen recording due to the touchscreen capabilities and easy to use Quicktime recording features. The recordings can then be published to Panopto for use in Glow, however there is one thing you may need to do before… Continue reading »
In Glow, go to the Course Media Gallery. In the Course Media Gallery, click the gear icon in the upper right corner. In the dialog that appears, click Settings and then change Downloads to “Authenticated users with access.” Close the dialog. Continue reading »
Williams is using a video streaming platform called Panopto for delivering video and audio content in GLOW, Williams’ course management system. With Panopto, you can also create engaging course videos for your students by recording your computer screen with audio and video. Panopto Highlights:… Continue reading »
Q: I’m trying to access streaming media in Glow, but I see a blank screen? Q: How can I troubleshoot other issues such as buffering and A/V desync while viewing videos? … Continue reading »
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