Student use of Studio

Canvas Studio is a video platform integrated with the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) that allows students to access, view, and engage with video content created and shared by their instructors. Here's how a student can use Canvas Studio:

• Viewing Video Content:

  • Once inside your course, you'll find video content created by your instructor using Canvas Studio. This could include video lectures, tutorials, presentations, and more.

  • Click on the video title or thumbnail to access and view the video content.

• Interacting with Videos:

  • • While watching videos in Canvas Studio, you can interact with them in various ways:

    • Play/Pause: Use the play/pause button to control video playback.

    • Seek: Drag the video timeline to skip forward or backward.

    • Closed Captions: If provided, you can turn on closed captions to read the video's transcript.

    • Quiz Questions: If the instructor has added quiz questions within the video, you'll be prompted to answer them. These questions may appear at specific points in the video and test your understanding of the content.

    • Comments: In some cases, instructors might allow students to leave comments or engage in discussions related to the video. You can leave comments or reply to others.

• Taking Video Quizzes:

  • If your instructor has added quiz questions within the video, you'll encounter them while watching. Answer the questions as they appear to assess your understanding.

• Submitting Video Assignments:

  • If your instructor asks you to submit video assignments through Canvas Studio, you can follow the instructions provided to upload or record your video submission.

• Accessing Videos Across Courses:

  • Canvas Studio keeps track of the videos you've watched and may allow you to access them from different courses where Canvas Studio is integrated.

• Accessibility Features:

  • Canvas Studio offers closed captioning for videos, which can be helpful for students with hearing impairments or for anyone who prefers to read along with the video.

• Feedback:

  • If your instructor provides video feedback on assignments or discussions, you can view these video comments to gain insights and improve your work.