Media & Technology Introduction | Video Storage Presentations | Video Storage Activities

Practice using various video storage/presentation tools that you can use in your courses (5 to 10 minutes each)

- Canvas: Record and share video
- Yuja: Store more video and post elsewhere
- YouTube: Especially for Google environments
- University of Kentucky community: Explore tutorials from various colleges such as Arts and Sciences, Medicine, and Social Work

Explore a tool (10 minutes)

Pick a tool to evaluate for your own work.

Choose one from the list below, or another you’d like to explore for media storage. Ask friends and colleagues for suggestions of tools that they use. Keep in mind any pros and cons that could affect the way you use the tool.

Canvas

Canvas tutorials about storing video in the system

Pros:

Can set permissions
Students can upload their own videos
Webcam recording is allowed

Cons:

Upload file size is limited
Files are not downloadable

Yuja

Tutorial from the University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences: If you want to preserve Zoom recordings for future use, move them to Yuja, UK's video hosting platform

Pros:

Interfaces with Canvas and Zoom
Video files are downloadable
Captioning features
More storage file space
Embed videos elsewhere on your site

University of Kentucky community: Yuja is available to add to Canvas and Zoom

YouTube

How YouTube works

Pros:

Content is publicly shareable
Analytics for views, interactions, etc.
Documents and videos can be embedded in Google’s suite of products

Cons:

Files are external from your hosting platform and may not interface with certain features
Copyright concerns

Links to an external site.

Local Tutorials (10 minutes)

The University of Kentucky's Teach AnywhereLinks to an external site. site
Tutorials from various colleges such as:

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