Faculty Guide for Online Teaching

.Panapto.

You can upload videos and produce screen recordings for your courses using Panopto at SAIC. There are a number of helpful, visual, step-by-step guides in the Panapto page of the Canvas Faculty Portal. 

.Video Conferencing Best Practices.

• Turn on closed captioning in Zoom for accessibility
  Closed captioning allows you or another meeting attendee, assigned by the host, to add closed captioning in a meeting. You can type the closed captions directly via Zoom or you can integrate a third party service, such as 3Play.
• Tell participants when they are being recorded and/or the chat from the session is being downloaded
  If you are recording an online session, it is best practice to tell your students prior to starting the session. Additionally, it is good to remind them that the host can see all chat conversations when they are downloaded (even those marked 'privately' between participants).
• More training
  • See Recording Videos with a Smartphone, Video Recording or Conferencing Recommendations, and Video Editing Recommendations from Carrie Ruckel, Manager of Student Media & Training in IRFM.
  • ​See Stanford's Best Practices for Effective Video Conferencing
     

.Instructional Video Best Practices.

• Apply closed captioning to Panapto videos for accessibility
  Panapto offers a feature to auto-caption videos you upload. See the Add Automatic Captions in Panopto document on the Panapto page of the Canvas Faculty Portal for step-by-step instructions.
• More training
  • See Recording Videos with a Smartphone, Video Recording or Conferencing Recommendations, and Video Editing Recommendations from Carrie Ruckel, Manager of Student Media & Training in IRFM.
  • ​See the University of Cincinnati's Best Practices for Instructional Videos 
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