If a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine how powerful a video tutorial can be. Kaltura Capture provides an easy way to create a screen capture tutorial (recording whatever is on your screen as you narrate). You can also choose to include your video as you present. Kaltura videos…
You can now put all your students’ videos together into one background in Zoom, with Immersive View! There are several backgrounds available; choose one based on your number of attendees. You can change it whenever you like, move people around, put everyone into one large scene together, choose a smaller…
WFU’s Kaltura has the ability to auto-caption videos if the language spoken in the video is one of the following: Arabic, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Russian or Spanish. Captions are done in English by default. (So if you upload a video in which the language spoken is other…
There are many ways to check in with your students or meeting members to gauge their understanding of content, gather opinions, and ask for ideas. Options can be as simple as asking for a show of hands, having students hold up color-coded index cards with yes / no on them,…
Hypothesis allows you and your students to have a shared conversation on a website or PDF, using annotations. Thanks to the Canvas-Hypothesis integration at Wake, you and your students do not have to create a Hypothesis account when using it inside of a Canvas course. And you use the Canvas…
Contents: How to View, Edit, Share your Zoom password for your: Zoom Personal Room Other Zoom meetings To view, edit, share your Zoom Personal Room password: Sign in at the Zoom web portal: zoom.wfu.edu First, if you’d like the password to be embedded / encrypted at the end…
Need a way for students to record their screen or presentation? Students can go into their own Zoom session, record the session locally / to their computer*, and share that file via Google Drive, YouTube, Dropbox, etc. *(WFU Student Zoom accounts can record locally.WFU Faculty and Staff Zoom accounts…
Mac users–did you know you can use QuickTime Player to record everything on your screen, with your voice narrating? It’s a great way to record yourself presenting a PowerPoint as you narrate, doodle or ink, and use the laser pointer. (Windows Users can use the built-in way of recording a…
Want to go low tech for your speaking assignments? Or need an alternate option for students who don’t have a computer / smart phone or can’t submit audio recordings in your Canvas or Sakai course? You can have students call and leave you a voicemail at your WFU…
Since most of us will not be near our actual WFU phones for a while, we can’t access or manage our voicemails from there. Here are other ways to access and manage your voicemail: Call 336-758-4400 (or if you’re on campus or using a soft phone, just dial…
