Jump to content: Intro about stream and recording - Schedule a stream/recording - How to teach using stream in classrooms - Interaction with students when using stream - Do you want only stream, no recording? - Only recording and limited accessibility - Editing and hiding recordings - Teaching multiple classes in one stream? - Recording from a webinar about stream at HK

Kristiania University College has equipment for streaming and recording in 61 rooms on campuses in Oslo and Bergen.

Here is a list of all rooms that have equipment for streaming and recording.

facilitate rolling instruction during the coronary pandemic (one group attends classrooms while other groups participate via stream).
start streaming / recording when some students are sick.
make recordings of teaching – for repetition, when students are ill/unable to attend lectures, and when students have a need for flexibility.

Schedule / set up recordings: In your Canvas course you will see a menu option called "Schedule streaming and recording". Once you have planned the stream and / or recording from that page, the recording / stream will start automatically when the teaching session starts.
Teach as you usually do. You just have to remember to tell the students that streaming / recording is active, and wear a microphone - if the room does not have a ceiling microphone. Also remember that there is a 20-30 second delay for those who follow the stream.
Students will find streams and recordings under Panopto Video in the course menu. Stream becomes available when teaching starts. The recording becomes available automatically after the lesson.
Edit or hide a recording? If you want to cut breaks or hide a recording, you can follow the steps at the end of this module.