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Best practices for instructors when using the Upload/Media tool in Canvas and alternatives tools to record video.

Embed your media in Canvas via the Rich Content Editor to create new, reuse content, or upload media. Embed content within an Announcement, Assignment, Discussion, Page, etc.). Students can interact with your recordings or polls on a computer or on a mobile device.

If you have a Zoom Pro account and have an EchoVideo user account. Your Zoom cloud recordings will automatically be copied to your EchoVideo Library. You can also create Zoom meetings inside of your Library or publish a Zoom recording to your Echo360 Classroom.

Use the online video editor to trim, cut, combine, or add a custom thumbnail. NOTE: Supported browsers are Firefox and Google Chrome are recommended (latest version).

Explore how to engage students with polls by embedding them in a video or a presentation (PowerPoint or PDF). Create polls from scratch, edit, and reuse them in your presentations or videos. Refine and increase student learning and engagement with embedded polls and use them in your synchronous or asynchronous classes.

Allows you to create a media Collection in your Library to share with instructors or students outside of an Echo360 (EchoVideo) course. You can set various permissions for what they are allowed to do with your media.

Learn how to access and manage your EchoVideo course media.

Adobe Express is an online design app, similar to Canva, offering a suite of tools for creating graphics, presentations, short videos, and web pages. As of August 24, 2024, Adobe Express Premium is no longer available to students through their SVSU ID. Students can still access the free version by signing up independently. However, faculty and staff continue to have access to the licensed Adobe Express Premium.

Learn how to share and publish media to an EchoVideo course which utilizes the Active Learning Platform. Media published to a course are listed on the Classes list page. All students and others enrolled in your Canvas course will have access to your content.

Watch how-to videos on creating content, editing media, sharing and the variety of interactive features you can use to engage your students.

Canvas provides online storage and file sharing in three places: Course Files, Personal Files, and Group Files. This article includes aspects of each place and offers alternative ways to share media with your students and not affect your course quota.

404 Not Found error message displays in Canvas (e.g., page, discussion, assignment, etc.) when EchoVideo content has been deleted from your Library.