This talk is available at tinyurl.com/ocpanopto
Recording your class
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Panopto
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In Canvas
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Strong Controls
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RSS feed!
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Navigate Videos without Streaming
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Blackboard Collaborate
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In Canvas
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Student Interaction
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Third Party
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Completely Control Rendering
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Richer Editing
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Panopto
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Office/Classroom webcam
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Include in course shell
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Check machine setup
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Choose what’s in the recording
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Recording quality
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Other settings
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How to Record
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The Upload
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Fixing problems
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Student view
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Download recordings
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Embed recordings
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Adding subtitles
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And more…
Classrooms with Webcams
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A106A-TW-08811
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B206-TW-08781
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CSC102-TW-09371
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HL014-TW-08700
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HL015-TW-10837
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HOC139-TW-08457
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HOC142-TW-08784
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HS110-TW-07910
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HS111-TW-07911
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HS124-TW-07918
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HS129-TW-07920
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HS202-TW-07902
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HS306-TW-07933
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HS347-TW-07904
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MOBILE-TW-08772
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MOBILE-TW-10257
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OCP105-TW-08785
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OCP108-TW-09980
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OCP220-TW-10009
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OCS-WFTW-07903
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RBS122-TW-20161
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ST136-TW-08427
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T100-TW-10680
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T111-TW-10654
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T201-TW-11109
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T212-TW-09065
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TJL116-TW-08455
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TJL120-TW-07039
Include Panopto in Your Course Shell
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Settings
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Navigation
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Slide Panopto up to the visible list
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SAVE to keep the navigation change
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Put reminders in each module … more on this later
Make sure Panopto is on your machine
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Panopto Recordings
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Create
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Record a New Session
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Launch Panopto
If nothing happens, Panopto is not installed on the machine (request through helpdesk@olympic.edu)
Panopto may require a login (use your Canvas/OC credentials)
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What’s Recorded
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Primary Screen
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You (it’s a good thing, really): audio and/or video
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Secondary Screen (not such a good thing…)
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PowerPoint (skippable)
Quality of Recordings (1)
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Primary (webcam)
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video yes/no — check lighting
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audio yes/no — check sound strength (turn it UP)
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quality: affects head size and sound
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Sound quality depends on …
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The HVAC
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What noise-generators are near your microphone (SURFACE PRO 3)
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Quality of your microphone (LG750 over LG760 and LG730)
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How far away you are from the microphone
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If you wander, get a bluetooth setup in the room — but test sound again!
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Repeat the question! (students voices dim at best, off-mike)
Quality of Recordings (2)
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Main Screen (monitor that is main display)
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fps = frames per second kbps - kb per second, impacts frame size
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screen resolution, fps, kbps interact to determine recording size; lower is smaller
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15fps works for most screen use and ok corner webcam
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30fps gives good webcam recording if full head-shot
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1280x720 resolution captures 12-point fonts on full-size viewing; 16-point fonts viewable on phablets (640x480 very small; 1920x1080 very large)
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bit rate control is new — higher settings will give bigger files with more quality (it’s always a trade-off); try 500kbps or max permitte d for resolution.
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Second Screen (not recommended)
Check settings
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choose folder (set to current class)
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recording name (defaults to a timestamp — consider using date, class, module
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under settings→Basic Settings, check the recording location — move it from c: to avoid Deep Freeze, but don’t put it on z: or a thumbdrive (both too slow). d: or t: …
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under settings→Advanced Settings, click "Capture in MP4 format" (it makes recovery of crashed recordings easier…)
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if no second monitor, under settings→Basic Settings, click "Minimize when recording"
Record
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put Panopto controls on secondary screen
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the big red button
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Pause may not be your friend (check the recording if you use it; lost in re-rendering)
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You’re on!
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When done, click the Green STOP button
Upload
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Uploading goes on during the recording, but if there are network issues, it may not make it by the end of class.
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If it’s not done, Coordinate with the next instructor in the room — if they don’t need Panopto, leave it running (lock your login but leave it up) so the upload continues
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If the next instructor uses Panopto, exit Panopto; otherwise they have to reboot to kill your Panopto to get theirs to start. Your upload will continue when they start Panopto
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If you have to kill your upload, grab the MP4’s for the screen and video/audio (MP3 if just audio) so you can upload them from another machine (I slide them to the Z drive)
Failed Upload?
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Use Panopto Recordings→ Create → Upload Media to create a video from saved MP4’s.
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Video/Audio is primary
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Screen is secondary
Sound quality bad?
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wave a magic wand
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apologize
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re-record
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download primary, extract the audio into Audacity, clean the audio, and then replace the primary track with the audio track
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(or stitch the audio and video together with something like ActivePresenter….)
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What the students see
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The Panopto Experience
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streaming
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bookmarks/notes
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speed up/slow down/pause
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The RSS feed/podcast/downloaded videos
Adjusting the "podcast"
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Style of layout
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picture-in-picture
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just primary
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just secondary (includes audio)
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tile all (not recommended for reading screens)
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quality of podcast rendering
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576p (30fps)
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720p (30fps) ←- best compromise tablet v. PC
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1080p (30fps) ←- PC, not streaming video (fine for computer use)
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1080p (60fps) ←- PC, streaming video
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Reminding students
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Panopto in Course Navigation (not enough)
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Panopto reminder in Modules (use Text Header, not External URL)
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Panopto link in a Page always
https://olympic.instructure.com/courses/COURSENUMBER/external_tools/25250
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Embed the video in a Page
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Show them the RSS shortcut
Embed the Video in a page
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Panopto Recordings
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mouseover the … by the video you want to bring up the admin menu
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select Settings
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select Share
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Select Embed
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Copy the
<iframe…
code in the text area -
return to the Page you want to put it on
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Click HTML Editor
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paste this HTML code on the page (put it at the top if you aren’t HTML-comfortable, you can move it next)
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Click Rich Text Editor
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If you don’t like where the video is, select it and cut-and-paste it where you want it on the page.
The RSS shortcut for students
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Do this on FIREFOX
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Go to Panopto Recordings
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Click orange RSS icon
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Click "Subscribe to RSS" in the pop-up menu
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A page comes up with all of the currently available videos, most recent first — students can click to view them or right-click and save them locally.
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Students can bookmark that link and return to it to see the videos later (they don’t always have to go through these steps)
Subtitles? (1)
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Need a .srt file
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could use YouTube Generated Captions but then you have to upload it to YouTube, get the captions, and export them … and do you want your video on YouTube?
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could use software like Camtasia to generate it; Camtasia is trainable to recognize your voice
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- U. of Pittsburgh Best Practices on Adding Captions gives YouTube directions and pointers to other software
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Subtitles? (2)
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Add the captions to your recording after it is uploaded and processed:
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Panopto Recordings
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mouseover the … by the video you want to bring up the admin menu
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select Settings
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select Captions
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Click Browse … and pick the srt file
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Click Upload Captions
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Subtitles in Panopto
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Not included in the Podcast
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Stream on the side as the student views the recording
Other Panopto Tips
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cleaning up local videos through the app
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Editing in Panopto - limited, but can cut off a start/end
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Bookmarks/Notes can be published (won’t be in the downloaded MP4s)
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Viewing statistics (won’t register downloads, just views within the viewer)
Resources
This talk is available at tinyurl.com/ocpanopto