Canvas Studio is a powerful, easy-to-use media tool that integrates directly with Canvas that will allow you and your students to create, upload, edit, and manage audio and video (AV) files. It also allows you to embed in-video assessment questions and provides useful usage analytics. Existing AV files can be uploaded or new recordings can be created with Studio's capture and editing tools. Watch Canvas's video for using Studio.
You can record a video in Canvas Studio with your webcam using a Safari or Firefox browser. Videos can be recorded from any page in your account. You can record media of any length, but according to the Canvas Guides recordings of under 5 minutes duration are recommended due to browser resource limitations. An alternative solution is use an external recording software, such as OBS which should already be available in the Software Center, and upload the media file to Studio.
New feature! For media uploaded after March 25, 2024, Studio automatically generates captions for all new media uploads.
When the file is complete, captions display in the Captions tab of the media detail page. This update eliminates the need to generate captions for new media uploads, and helps ensure media is accessible to all students.
Instructors can access Studio through the Course Navigation link. The Studio integration allows instructors to seamlessly integrate media interaction into the classroom.
Course Navigation Link
Rich Content Editor
The Rich Content Editor is part of multiple features in Canvas including Assignments, Discussions, and Pages. For students, the Rich Content Editor is also available in course groups and in Text Entry assignment submissions.
Users can access Studio through the Rich Content Editor even if they do not have direct access to their Studio account through the Global Navigation Menu. However, access through the Rich Content Editor includes modified functionality and gives more control to the course instructor.
To open Studio, click the plug icon in the tool bar. If Studio is not displayed, you may need to click the View All option and select it from the list.
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Please Note: UNT's configuration, including the access point to Studio, may be slightly different than what you see referenced in Canvas Community.
More information about Studio can be found on the Canvas Studio guides page.
For any additional Canvas questions, check out the Canvas FAQ page. For help with other technical questions, please contact lms@unt.edu .