Sharing Recorded Videos with Students

Directly upload videos to D2L (up to 1 GB), or save elsewhere and provide a link.

D2L Virtual Classroom

For Virtual Classroom within D2L, instructors can select to record the session, and the recording will become available automatically. Students may also download.

For more information about creating and recording videos with Virtual Classroom from Online Learning, see the Virtual Classroom tutorial page in the "New Semester Tools."

Google Meet

For Google Meet, the video will be saved to Google Drive, and the instructor can share the link.

For more information about creating and recording videos with Google Meet from Online Learning, see the Google Meet tutorial page in the "New Semester Tools."

Strategies for Sharing Large Videos:

Compress the video using free software such as Windows Live Movie Maker, iMovie, Handbrake, etc.
Try to record the video at lower quality (if possible).
Use a video editor to split the video into shorter clips, and create separate videos for lecture, discussion, etc.
Share videos as zip files.
If uploading to YouTube, set the video to “private,” and make it available only to those with a link.
Upload the video to Google Drive and share the link or video folder with students.

The Dept. of Online Learning provides support, collaboration, and faculty development in instructional design and online pedagogy.

We also provide technical support and troubleshooting for faculty and students.

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