Linking Zoom to Canvas Panopto
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Zoom can be linked to Panopto so your recordings can be automatically uploaded to your course Canvas Panopto folder.
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Mitigating limited bandwidth
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Some things you can try:
Best practices for storing videos and files
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The default Canvas quota for file uploads is 2GB per course. We can increase this on a case-by-case basis, but that need is quite rare. We do have a limit to the amount of data that can be uploaded to the "files" section of Canvas courses as an institution, and need to remain aware of that.
Securing Zoom
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FERPA compliance and recordings
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FERPA compliance and recordings:
If you plan to record your class sessions, be sure to include this statement from the UW Privacy Office in your syllabus:
Best practices for exams
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Best practices for exams:
There are many ways to run online exams, and none of them are great. If there were a solution for keeping identity secure using course resources, then we would be paying Google big bucks for it. But it doesn't exist.
Training: Canvas, Zoom, PollEverywhere, Panopto, Loom
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Canvas: General resources are available through UW-IT at
Recommended tools
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The four tools we recommend are Canvas, Panopto, Zoom, and PollEverywhere. Your course will probably use a subset of these.
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Canvas: Use this to host your course website, upload files for students, maintain a gradebook, give quizzes and exams, and store course information like your syllabus.
