Zoom is a web conferencing and recording solution that is available in Canvas. Use Zoom to meet with your class online, share an application on your desktop, demonstrate a new concept, hold office hours, watch student presentations, and more.
You can create a Zoom Recording outside of class or as part of your course materials and make them available to students to watch on their personal computer or mobile device.
The TWU Graduate School, in response to requests for information about how to set up a virtual thesis or dissertation defense, has developed these suggested guidelines. These guidelines are only suggestions and are subject to the policies and practices of the individual academic components.
HyFlex ("hybrid flexible") is a course delivery model in which an instructor teaches an in-person and a synchronous online class session at the same time. Use this Quick Start Guide to understand how to get started teaching a HyFlex course in a TWU classroom.
Zoom is an online service for live meetings, presentations, and training that supports real-time sharing of computer screens, individual applications or web-based content among two or more computers or mobile devices.
Zoom is an online service your instructor can use for live meetings, presentations, and training that supports real-time sharing of computer screens, individual applications or web-based content among two or more computers or mobile devices.
All Zoom Cloud Recordings are now saved as Panopto Recordings. We wanted to provide you information on how to locate and share your recordings from Panopto Recordings in your Canvas course.
Follow these steps to fix Zoom Meetings created in Canvas (the Recording saved to the Cloud) where the recording of the Zoom Meeting is not automatically being saved to Panopto Recordings in your Canvas courses. In this case the Zoom Recording is being saved to the My Folder > Meeting Recordings in Panopto and must be moved by the instructor into the Panopto Recordings folder in Canvas.