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- Canvas for Instructors
Instructors may want to cross-list courses in Canvas when they teach multiple sections of the same course or teach classes that are listed under multiple captions.
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- Kaltura for Students
Kaltura Virtual Classroom is AU's system for live online classes. This article helps students get started using the system.
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The Attendance tool in Canvas (called Roll Call) allows instructors to create seating charts for their physical classrooms. To help keep track of who is in class and where in the class they are sitting, we recommend instructors use the Seating Chart feature.
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- Kaltura for Instructors
The Kaltura Rooms in Canvas is a great way to have virtual meetings, allow remote students to stay engaged in the class. Becoming familiar with all the features will help users be able to use it to its full potential
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To reduce the bandwidth needed to load your class in Kaltura Virtual Classroom, we recommend switching to Webinar Mode whenever you don't need to see your students. This is also useful when Kaltura Virtual Classroom is loading slowly in your browser.
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- Video Conferencing
As we transition from Zoom to Kaltura Virtual Classroom for live class sessions, the overall experience will feel familiar. Most of the tools you rely on in Zoom are also available in Kaltura. The biggest shift is that everything now lives directly inside Canvas, making setup and access simpler for both you and your students.
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ITS wants to make sure you feel confident about your options for hosting virtual meetings and classes. We have three fully supported tools available: Microsoft Teams Meetings, Google Meet, and Kaltura Rooms (in Canvas).
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- Canvas for Students
Users are able to manage the courses that are displayed on their individual Canvas dashboard.
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Caption files are important for videos so that those with hearing impairments can still follow along with the content. This article gives instructions on how to upload caption files to videos on Google Drive.
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You have no doubt mastered a lot of skills over the years to be a successful learner, but learning online can be a little different. This article will offer you some important tips on being a temporary online learner.
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One of the most important parts of being part of a learning community is the actual community. This article presents some practical tips that you can use to be an active participant in online discussions.
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Communicating departmental events can be tricky. That's why we recommend creating a shared department calendar.
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Our email inbox has a way of taking over our workday if we're not careful. These features will help you manage your inbox by making email a more efficient process.
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Akindi allows instructors to build their own answer keys within the software, however instructors can also upload or copy and paste their answer keys into the Akindi assessments.
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- Course Evaluations
Course evaluations are conducted each semester using software called EvaluationKIT. The system is accessed via Canvas. Instructors and department administrators can access reports the day after final grades are due to the Registrar's office.