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Office of Instructional Technology Guides

Create Academic Recordings

Schedule a Room Recording

To create a scheduled room recording, you must email the Media Center at media@law.gwu.edu with as much notice as possible (ideally, one day) with the following information:

  • Course number and section number (e.g. 9999-10 Web Portal Law)
  • Date
  • Start Time
  • End Time
  • Room Location/Number (e.g. L402)

 

If your recording release policy is not release all, please also provide the names and @law email addresses of who should get access to the recording, or simply say it's for the entire class.

 

If you chose a record all policy, all of your official Records Office schedule of classes class meetings are automatically set to record. If you have review sessions, make up classes, or any deviations from the Records Office schedule, you must inform us and request that we record it by providing the information above.

Record on Zoom

Synchronous Zoom Recording

A synchronous Zoom recording would mean a session held with the students attending over Zoom. In this case, schedule the Zoom within the Canvas integration.

1. Schedule the Zoom on Canvas: How to Schedule a Zoom on Canvas

2. Start your Zoom meeting

3. Verify that it is recording by looking for the recording… alert in the top left corner of the Zoom screen.

3a. If not recording, make sure to click the Record button in the bottom tool bar.

4. Begin the lecture.

5. End the Zoom meeting once finished.

 See the Sharing Recordings section for next steps.

 

Asynchronous Zoom Recording

An asynchronous Zoom recording would mean a recording you attend and create by yourself in order to share with students later. In this case, schedule the Zoom within your Zoom account through the 9 dot menu.

  1. Sign in to your @law email account.
  2. Click the 9 dot menu, towards the top right corner.
  3. Scroll to the bottom of the menu and click the Zoom tile.

Screenshot of Google 9 dot menu in @law email, scrolled down to show the highlighted Zoom app.

4. Schedule your Zoom meeting. Please include the course number and section number (e.g. 9999-10 Web Portal Law) in the title of the Zoom.

5. Start your Zoom meeting

6. Verify that it is recording by looking for the recording… alert in the top left corner of the Zoom screen.

6a.If not recording, make sure to click the Record button in the bottom tool bar.

7. Begin the lecture.

8. End the Zoom meeting once finished.

See the Sharing Recordings section for next steps.

 

Record on Canvas - Kaltura Integration

1. Choose the location you want to embed the media (Announcement, Module, etc.)

2. In the Rich Text Editor, click the plug icon and then click View All.

 

canvas announcement creation screen and rich text editor.

 

3. Select Embed Kaltura Video.

 

Canvas all apps pop up window with embed kaltura video option

 

4. Then click Record from Webcam.

embed kaltura video pop up window


 

5. Allow access to your microphone and webcam if prompted.

6. Click the red record button to begin recording.embed kaltura video instant start recording screen

7. Click the stop recording button when you’ve finished recording your content.

 

embed kaltura video instant recording screen currently recording

 

8. Replay the recording if needed, and then click Use This.

 

embed kaltura video instant recording screen with a finished recording

 

9. Then click the Embed button.

 

embed kaltura video instant recording upload complete screen

 

10. Then, back in the Rich Text Editor, wait for the recording to process and then click Publish (or Save).

 

Canvas announcement creation screen with publish button.