Canvas Studio

Canvas Studio is a creation/sharing tool that allows instructors and students to actively collaborate through video and audio media.

It works seamlessly via Canvas and helps streamline how we handle the sharing of video files in courses because it can auto close-caption, give analytics to know who has viewed your videos, and set assessments along a video.

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➡️ Recording, Uploading, and Editing with Canvas Studio

➡️ Sharing a Canvas Studio Video

➡️ Adding a Quiz or Discussion to your Canvas Studio Video

➡️ Having Students Create and Submit Canvas Studio Videos

Canvas Studio Overview Recording from 2020

Brought in via a public Canvas Studio embed code

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➡️ Recording, Uploading, and Editing with Canvas Studio

You can record a video using your webcam in Canvas Studio. Videos can also capture your screen. You can record media for any length of time, but shorter video recordings are recommended. You can also upload previously created videos.

- - Studio webcam capture is only supported by Chrome and Firefox browsers. If you use an unsupported browser, Studio will ask you to switch browsers.
  - You may need to allow the browser to access your camera and microphone.

RECORDING/UPLOADING

EDITING

📄 How do I record a video with a webcam in Canvas Studio?

*If you are a Mac user, you will need to give permission, follow these directions.

📄 How do I add captions to Canvas Studio media?

📄 How do I record a screen capture video in Canvas Studio?

📄 How do I upload media in Canvas Studio?

📄 What file formats does Canvas Studio support?

📄 How do I replace a Canvas Studio video thumbnail in a course?

📄 How do I use the Canvas Studio media editor?

🎞️ Video Editing Tutorials (Canvas Studio uses ScreenPal as their recorder/editor. This link sends you to their site to learn more about using that interface.)