WACC 2017, Tacoma
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Amelia Garripoli, CIS Faculty, Olympic College
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<agarripoli@olympic.edu>
You control content/view/quality
Students can:
navigate video without streaming
bookmark/annotate
use RSS feed
download (MP4)
Include in course shell
Check machine setup
Choose what’s in the recording
Recording quality
Other settings
Course Settings
Navigation
Slide Panopto up to the visible list
SAVE to keep the navigation change
Set videos downloadable in folder (check security)
Put reminders in each module … more on this later
Click
Panopto Recordings
Create
Record a New Session
Launch Panopto
If nothing happens, Panopto is not installed on the machine (needs admin to install)
Panopto may require a login (use your Canvas credentials)
Primary Screen
You (it’s a good thing, really): audio and/or video
Secondary Screen (not such a good thing… replay hard)
PowerPoint (optional, adds text search)
Primary input is webcam (audio/visual)
video yes/no — check lighting
audio yes/no — check sound strength (turn it UP)
quality: affects head size and sound
The HVAC
What noise-generators are near your microphone (SURFACE PRO 3)
Quality of your microphone (LG750 over LG760 and LG730)
How far away you are from the microphone
If you wander, get a bluetooth setup in the room — but test sound again!
Repeat the question! (students voices dim at best, off-mike)
fps = frames per second kbps - kb per second, impacts frame size
screen resolution, fps, kbps interact to determine recording size; lower is smaller
15fps works for most screen use and ok corner webcam
30fps gives good webcam recording if full head-shot and screen activity
1280x720 resolution captures 12-point fonts on full-size viewing; 16-point fonts viewable on phablets (640x480 very small; 1920x1080 very large)
kbps, bit rate control — higher settings will give bigger files with more quality (it’s always a trade-off); 750kbps or min permitted for resolution.
choose folder (set to current class)
recording name — consider using date, class, module
under Basic Settings
check the recording location — somewhere persistent, but not a thumb or network drive
if no second monitor, click "Minimize when recording"
under Advanced Settings, click "Capture in MP4 format"
How to Record
The Upload
Fixing problems
Student view
Download recordings
Embed recordings
Adding subtitles
And more…
put Panopto controls on secondary screen or use minimize when recording setting
the Round Red RECORD button
Pause may not be your friend (check the recording if you use it; lost in re-rendering)
You’re on!
When done, click the Square Red STOP button
Uploading doesn’t start until recording is 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
if they use Panopto, exit Panopto; otherwise they have to reboot to kill your Panopto to get theirs to start. Your upload continues when they start Panopto
If you have to cancel or leave your upload, copy the MP4’s for the screen and video/audio (MP3 if just audio) to upload them from another machine (use course’s Files area if you don’t have a thumb drive)
Upload fails
Sound quality bad
Use Panopto Recordings→ Create → Upload Media to create a video from saved MP4’s.
Video/Audio (##.DV.localview.mp4) is primary (upload it)
Screen (##.SCREEN.localview.mp4) is secondary (edit it in)
.panrv format if MP4 not selected
Only need to save these two if you have to walk away from the PC (direct upload to course shell in a pinch for later)
Re-record
make recording as MP4’s, use the one with .DV
Audacity+LAME+FFMPEG to edit (makes an MP3).
Normalize to make it louder
Noise Reduction to remove static ( how-to )
Replace the video primary feed with the improved audio (Advanced Edit on Safari/IE)
The Panopto Experience
streaming
bookmarks/notes
speed up/slow down/pause
The RSS feed/podcast/downloaded videos
Style of layout
picture-in-picture
just primary
just secondary (includes audio)
tile all (not recommended for reading screens)
quality of podcast rendering
576p (30fps)
720p (30fps) ←- best compromise tablet v. PC
1080p (30fps) ←- PC, not streaming video
1080p (60fps) ←- PC, streaming video
Panopto in Course Navigation (not enough)
Panopto reminder in Modules (use Text Header)
Panopto link in a Page is always https://olympic.instructure.com/courses/COURSENUMBER/external_tools/25250
Embed the video in a Page
Show them the RSS shortcut
Panopto Recordings
mouseover the … by the video you want to bring up the admin menu
select Share
Select Embed
Copy the <iframe…
code in the text area
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Edit the Page you want to put it on
Click HTML Editor
paste this HTML code on the page (put it at the top if you aren’t HTML-comfortable, you can move it next)
Click Rich Text Editor
If you don’t like where the video is, select it and cut-and-paste it where you want it on the page.
Do this on FIREFOX
Go to Panopto Recordings
Click orange RSS icon
Click "Subscribe to RSS" in the pop-up menu
A page comes up listing the videos, click to view or right-click to download.
Students can bookmark that link and return to it to see new videos
Works without Canvas login (example)
Need a SRT file
YouTube Generated Captions: upload to YouTube, get the captions, and export them
Camtasia generates captions; trainable to recognize your voice
Outside service provider (needs MP4, provides SRT)
Add the captions to your recording after it is uploaded and processed:
Panopto Recordings
mouseover the … by the video you want to bring up the admin menu
select Settings
select Captions
Click Browse … and pick the srt file
Click Upload Captions
Not included in the Podcast/MP4 download
Stream on the side as the student views the recording
click View in Panopto to see captions
Clean up local videos through the app
Editing in Panopto - limited, but can cut off a start/end
Bookmarks/Notes can be published (won’t be in the downloaded MP4s)
Viewing statistics (won’t register downloads, just views within the viewer)
Bonus: Video from January 2016 QM FLC on this topic
This talk is available at tinyurl.com/wa-ccpanopto