recording

You have a few options on how to record and distribute your lecture via Kaltura: 

1. Record a video however you like, and upload it via “My Media” or “Media Gallery” for students to use. 


2. Use the “Personal Capture” function to record your webcam, voice, and/or screen, for an interactive screencast (requires a download of the Kaltura Desktop Recorder, and occasional updates) 


3. Videos saved in My Media can be made available to students across multiple sites

1. Recording During Class Sessions


2. Recording in Recurring (NoFixedTime) Sessions


3. Recording in Personal Meeting Rooms

All breakout rooms are not automatically recorded along with the main Zoom meeting room. The recording will follow the instructor so that if they join a breakout room, that room will also be recorded. 

If you would like to have recordings of all breakout room sessions, you can designate one person in each breakout room to record locally (to their computer). Those designated recorders can then share that file with the instructor after the meeting.

This short video will show you how: https://youtu.be/J4J6HFlak54?t=297

Cloud recordings will automatically show up under "Online Meetings" in Collab once they have finished processing. It can take up to 24 hours (and on rare occasions, longer) to process a recording.

You will receive an email once the meeting finishes processing.

There are pros and cons for both methods of recording.

Zoom Online Meetings

• Upsides:   
   
  • Easier user interface, not a lot of setup.
  
  
  • Videos can be set to auto-upload.
     
• Downsides:
   
  • Very limited editing capabilities (can only trim the start/end of a video).

• When you record a meeting in personal meeting room (whether from inside Collab, or from your desktop if you have the desktop app downloaded), your recordings do not go to the Online Meetings “Cloud Recordings”.>