Canvas Studio Guide

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Audience: Students 

Getting Started with Studio 

Studio provides an integrated video sharing platform for students upload and record videos seamlessly through the interactive video tool. 

Some key features include: 

  • Students can easily record webcam and screencast video within Canvas 
  • Students can create and manage a library of videos for use in Canvas (and to share outside of Canvas) 
  • Students can interact in discussion activities that are based on video (discussion comments are tied to specific points in the video) 
  • Videos can be automatically captioned and the captions can be easily edited 

Introduction to Canvas Studio: 

Captioning with Studio 

Canvas Studio allows users to easily incorporate closed captioning to their recorded content to make all recorded content accessible to everybody. With tools like Canvas Studio's ability to generate closed captions automatically with 85% accuracy will greatly aid in making content easier to transcribe and share among your peers. 

To find out more about the Canvas Studio captioning features, you can follow this guide from Canvas:How do I add auto-generated captions to my media file in Canvas Studio?

More Captioning Support: 

YouTube captions do not automatically transfer into Canvas Studio.  If you own the YouTube video, you can, however, easily and quickly download your YouTube captions and upload them into Canvas Studio.   

Things get a little difficult if you need to transfer captions for a YouTube video that you do not own.  

It can be done and here’s a video showing one way to do it: How do I create captions for media in Canvas Studio?

Additional Canvas Studio Resources and Guides: 

 

Studio Support

If you encounter errors when attempting to record your screen in Canvas Studio, try the fixes outlined in this video,  How to Troubleshoot Canvas Studio, or reach out to Canvas Support. 

 

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