If you want grades from the video to automatically populate your Canvas gradebook, you can add your video to Canvas as an assignment using the "External Tool" setting click here to learn more. You can then easily embed a TechSmith Relay video in Canvas.
#TECHSMITH RELAY HOW TO#
Then click the gear icon in the site header, next to your profile picture, and choose “Download Classic Recorder.” Click here for more details about how to download the classic recorder. To do this, log in to Relay with your University credentials. If TechSmithRelay is not listed as a sharing option in Camtasia, you need to download the TechSmith Relay Recorder. To upload your video directly from Camtasia to Relay, click the green Share button in Camtasia and choose TechSmith Relay from the drop-down menu. Click here and log in with University credentials to access TechSmith Relay, or click here to learn more about its features. Relay also provides video analytics and accessibility support, such as automated closed-captioning. Once your video is in Relay, you can add quiz questions and discussion threads directly to your videos. TechSmith Relay has screen-recording capabilities as well, but you can also upload videos directly from Camtasia to Relay. Click here to learn how to request access for Camtasia, or click here to learn more about its features. You can use Camtasia to record your screen then add effects such as text, transitions, and music. This article will describe how to use these two tools together to create high-quality videos, then add them directly to your Canvas course.Ĭamtasia specializes in creating high-quality videos. * Direct Publishing to YouTube: Camtasia Relay 4.0 will come with fully automated, one-click publishing directly to YouTube, where presenters can publish and share their video with anyone anywhere in the world.Camtasia and TechSmith Relay are both tools for recording and editing videos. When video editing and captioning is completed, the video can be uploaded to various outputs in one click. After a video is recorded, this designated editor will receive notification that a video is ready for them to review. Run 'ConfigurationProtectionTool.exe' in located in the Manger directory on the current Relay Server and export and backup your Encryption Key. Deactivate TechSmith Relay server by accessing System > Activation > Deactivate.
That's why Camtasia Relay 4.0 will allow designated people to review and change captions remotely. Log into your existing TechSmith Relay web site and access System > Servers and select 'Take Server Offline'. The College of Saint Rose Online Learning Services Youtube Channel. Here is an Introduction video Here is the Knowmia tutorial playlist Resources The Saint Rose TechTalk blog. * Global Caption Editor Role: After recording a video, many professors or presenters don't have time to edit the captions. To open a TechSmith Relay/Knowmia account, go to and use your strose email and password. Even with this additional video feature, the recording process will maintain its three-step simplicity.
This feature will provide students with an even more in-depth learning experience outside the classroom setting, as they will be able to directly see the professor or speaker rather than only hearing their voice over annotated written materials projected in the classroom. The recorded lecture can then be viewed any time by students with a variety of devices. The result will be a recorded lecture or presentation that includes the speaker alongside her or his written presentation materials. * 1.Camera Support: Camtasia Relay 4.0 will enable users to capture video of an individual lecture and embed that video along with written course material. announced three new features for Camtasia Relay, which are being added due to popular demand. Monday morning at the 2011 Educause educational technology conference in Philadelphia, Pa., Okemos-based TechSmith Corp.
#TECHSMITH RELAY UPGRADE#
OKEMOS - Lecture and presentation capture will be receiving a major upgrade this fall with the launch Camtasia Relay 4.0.
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